Close to a windfall rally happened at the Dow Jones on Monday. And because of this, the losses that occurred in 2010 on the Dow Jones Industrial Average were erased completely.

The round of optimism also pushed up the Standard & Poor's 500 Index above its 200-day average.

After showing an annual slump of 7.1 per cent, on July 2, the Dow advanced by 1 per cent. This happened since the US companies were able to go past the analyst forecasts in terms of profits during the second-quarter.

The S&P 500 rose up its mean price for the first time in 30 days went past its 200 average. It had last gone up on June 30 scoring a rise of 8.2 per cent.

In the months of May and June, the bullish signals were strong and S&P lost close to 13 per cent during that time. This was the biggest retreat since March 2009.

But now, with the projections getting better, the investors are also clear as to the things to improve with time and are more confident while investing than they earlier were.