It's the kind of news Wall Street was hoping for.<br/> <br />Senate leader reached a deal to re-open the government through the beginning of next year, but more importantly, avoid a debt default that threatened to once again bring global markets to their knees.<br/> <br />The debt ceiling delay is only through February but at least that removes an ominous cloud hanging over the markets and the economy.<br/> <br />David Kotok of Cumberland Advisors sees a clear reason to buy stocks.<br/> <br />SOUNDBITE: DAVID KOTOK, CHIEF INVESTMENT OFFICER, CUMBERLAND ADVISORS (ENGLISH) SAYING:<br/> <br />"This fight is now about how much the Federal deficit shrinks. Whether it goes down $200 billion or $300 billion or $500 billion is now not relevant. It is now in a downward path. Slow growth. Low inflation. Low interest rates. Bullish. Stocks are going higher."<br/> <br />Higher indeed. Stocks rallied over one percent bringing the S&P 500 less than 5 points away from setting an all-new record close.<br/> <br />Markets settled before
