Stocks skyrocketed at today's open, spurred by reports that the Obama administration would likely form a “bad bank” to buy up illiquid assets. The Dow jumped 110 points, and the S&P and Nasdaq gained 1.9% and 1.8% respectively. Banking stocks led the way, with Citigroup leaping 20% and Bank of America 18%. Wells Fargo threw more fuel on the bulls’ fire, maintaining its dividend despite a $2.55 billion quarterly loss. (More stock market stories.)