US markets extended the recent rise, with the S & P and Dow Jones reaching a new record high during the session. For the rise contributed some positive signs from Europe (including the end of the political stalemate in the English Conservative party) and the electoral victory of Shinzo Abe in Japan, whose promised measures of stimulus have indirect consequences on Wall Street. In addition also had influence the strong recovery of oil and the need for many fund managers follow the rise of the benchmark indices. Against this uncertain scenario, the fund managers had adopted a defensive posture, which will now have to leave if the S & P continue to appreciate in value.