[Marcus]

I feel this is just a temporary uplift. This is exactly what has happened over the past few months every time a bank failed. Afterwards the markets drop, and then they raise again, but never back to the previous levels.

With each new bank failure the market takes a larger 'point' fall, which results in a spike a few days later.

It is all market manipulation by the central banks and the governments.

The market is on its way out. With the next bank failure (most likely Washington Mutual within the next few day) the market will take the largest dip yet. Eventually it will crash - there is only so much of this it can take....