While there is all kind of news and stories including going on including one of the biggest European Bank bail-out ie. SG, Societe General plan in France I started to look daily chart of Eur-Usd first time for 4 months. 
This chart does not include any premilinary marketdata for this weekend but I see it actually pretty neutral and normal rather than any dramatic. 

Relief.
I think this was also just one ABC.

My shopping list is ready. Like I said, rule #1, think like a value investor !
QE3 is basically here
Waiting for more fear, panic ...etc ....
"Key stocks will have a chart posted on another post"
1) Ishares Msci Japan Index Fd (EWJ) ; Would focus on the $9.4 levels
2) International Business Machines (IBM) ; focus on $165
3) Microsoft Corp (MSFT) ; focus on $24
4) Ishares Silver Trust (SLV) ; Oversold ! Focus on $35.9
5) Exxon Mobil Corp (XOM) ; focus on the Nov 10 levels
6) Google (NASDAQ: GOOG) ; wait for the gap to close @ $545

Bulls can be reasonably satisfied with Wednesday's action. Sellers made a not unexpected appearance, but were unable to push markets lower or scare buyers out of their positions. Selling volume was below Tuesday's buying.

The Nasdaq and Nasdaq 100 finished the day slightly worse off, only because gap open (triggered by Apple's incredible earnings) had sold off by the end of day.

Sellers continued to pile the pressure on with volume rising in confirmed distribution. Hardest hit on the day were the tech indices, the semiconductor index in particular.

The S&P lost 50-day MA (and declining trend) support but still offers buyers an opportunity at the 20-day MA. The 'sell' trigger for on-balance-volume made a reappearance as other technicals continued to weaken.

Well, here we are at the well-known Make or Break chart support at Dow 12,000.

This is what I mean when I say refer to critical chart reference levels to make objective sense of all the good and bad – often confusing – economic/political headlines affecting the market at the moment.

It’s really as simple as “The market is holding critical support so that’s objectively bullish, or it’s firmly breaking strongly under critical support which is objectively bearish.”

Research In Motion Limited (RIMM) ; On June the 5th, I published this chart, you can see the post here ; 
http://gicharts.blogspot.com/2011/06/research-in-motion-limited-rimm-case.html
I called it a "case study" on how a GVN condition works, and wrote ;
"This pattern is very reliable