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What would surprise the Street? A euro-solution. If contagion comes off the table, bonds drop, stocks fly. A stretch? Maybe - but must be considered possible.

Look for a correction today to DJIA 12,400 (S&P 500: 1284). Watch for buyers on this dip as confirmtion of the market's strength in the first six days of January.

Fed policy hasn't really changed.Fed would raise interest rates if inflation picks up - do not think bonds don't have risk.

Good news out of Italy and Greece buoys stocks going into the weekend, as risk level abates. The potential for an upside breakout per a move above DJIA 12,200.

The flow of negative news out of Europe persists, masking the fact action has been taken to address debt issues. Buying opportunity shaping up on pullback?

The Solyndra scandal has raised many questions about the future of solar, but the industry, reeling from competition with China, may be on the verge of greater success.

The stock market wants to run - it's like a coiling spring. The economy is picking up, the biggest hurdle is Europe's leaders indecision regarding debt issues.

Major crises usually prompt leaders to rise to the occasion with solutions and concurrently create buying opportunities. Almost ugly enough to be attractive.

Uncertainty rules but a trader's opportunity may present itself if prices drop to DJIA 11,300 (S&P 500: 1165) in early trading Wednesday morning.

A report from the UK's Public Accounts Committee claims that clean-up costs at the Sellafield nuclear reprocessing field have risen by £2.5bn in the last year. Julian Turner analyses the complex decommissioning process and asks why the mammoth project continues to be beset by delays.

The S&P 500 has risen 12 percent in anticipation of a near-term solution of its bank/sovereign debt issues. The market has no room for a disappointment.

Progress was made by European leaders over the weekend, but definitive plans are not expected until Wednesday. Investors should expect volatility until then

Wall Street looking to the Euro-summit meeting this weekend for at least a partial solution to banking and sovereign debt issues. Bulls anxious to load up.

A decision by European leaders to address bank and sovereign debt issues is expected in a matter of days. "IF" they can do it, we have a breakout !

While investors wait for more news on Greece, the market is also looking forward to the conclusion of the two-day Federal Reserve meeting today.

Onyxx,Merck and Biogen are all trading higher on elevated volume as announcements at the respective companies bode well for future sales. There is reason to believe all three of the companies will benefit from the latest news.

U.S. stock-index futures point to a downer at the open. Economic indicators are key this week as focus turns to the home front. Buyers likely on dips.

Vietnam's National Assembly's Economic Committee approved the construction of the Long Thanh International Airport (LTIA) in October 2014. The new airport is proposed to be built in Long Thanh, Dong Nai Province, located in Southern Vietnam, approximately 45km north-east of Ho Chi Minh City.