Stocks on Wall Street rose to their highest level in three months, overcoming some profit-taking in an autumn rally that keeps finding new life.The Dow Jones industrial average erased a 68-point loss and rose 132 points to 8,915, the best close since July 28th. Broader stock measures also recovered from a half-hearted bout of profit-taking.The latest leg of Wall Street's surprisingly resilient rebound came amid comments from Federal Reserve chairman Mr Alan Greenspan suggesting that "investor fright" has lessened.But Mr Greenspan offered no clear signal on whether the Federal Reserve would cut interest rates again at the next policy meeting on November 17th.The technology-laden Nasdaq composite index was up 13.53 points on 1,837.10 and the Standard and Poor's 500 rose 15.18 points to 1133.85. Advances led declines 1,787 to 1,265 in active volume of 763.7 million shares.