Since hitting a low on February 11th “the S&P 500 has shot up 5.1% – adding hundreds of billions of lost wealth in investors’ pockets.” Today’s article highlights six stocks that accounted for “12% of the total $846 billion in paper money created by the Standard & Poor’s 500” in the three trading days that followed. Half of the six companies that contributed this $100 billion to the rally are financials, including JPMorgan which jumped more than 10% in the three days. What are the other five companies that were big contributors to the gains, and which companies saw the biggest percentage increases over the course of those three days? CLICK HERE to read more.