NEW YORK – A number of shares on Wall Street had gained widespread at the close of trade Tuesday, January 19 local time, which raised two main indexes, Dow Jones and S & P 500 to print the highest level for 15 months.

Some investors mengatisipasi to win one of the parties in the senate of Massachusetts. “Battle” between the two parties will greatly affect the polling (voting) is available.

Because the main program of health sector improvement President Obama will be at stake here. Meanwhile, the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose more than one percent.

Polls show that voters in Massachusetts can replace the position of Senator Edward Kennedy from the Democratic party. Democrats lost their 60-vote in the U.S. Senate.

“Republicans win even a positive impact on the market, the article that increase the potential for large densities in Washington. Seen from the social agenda Obama (President of the United States),” said Mizuho Securities analyst Head Carmine Grigoli, as quoted by Reuters Legal, Wednesday (20/1/2010).

Meanwhile, Wall Street also got a boost from the technology sector stocks in anticipation of a unified revenue during 2009. Observed, strengthening, led by the issuer International Business Machines Corp., which rose 1.8 percent to USD134, 14 which became the main drivers of Dow Jones. IBM reported quarterly earnings that shot, far from the predictions of analysts.

However, the health sector stocks rallied the most in place in the regular session because the policy hopes to improve the sector faltered again in Washington, so that will slow the improvement in U.S. health sector to the front.

These sentiments, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJI) rose 115.78 points, or 1.09 percent equivalent to 10,725.43. While the index Standard & Poor’s 500 Index (SPX) rose 14.20 points, or 1.25 percent equivalent to 1,150.23 and the Nasdaq Composite Index index (IXIC) climbed 32.41 points, or 1.42 percent equivalent to the level of 2,320.40.