The Traderszone Network

Stocks in Europe dived Monday as Greece began to experience the consequences of its increasingly likely default on a $1.7 billion debt payment owed to the International Monetary Fund on Tuesday. The reaction among markets in Europe and elsewhere offered a glimpse into where investors see associated risk, and in which regions the impact of a Greek default could be most harsh.

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Regional banks dominated the new highs Monday, even as Greece’s potential default clouded the financial sector. Smaller banks have been rising on expectations of higher U.S. interest rates. The shift in rates would widen interest margins for banks. Dozens of smaller banks have been making new highs the past few weeks, and they accounted for the most in Monday’s session.

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After a long run-up, top-rated cybersecurity stock Palo Alto Networks (PANW) is showing some signs of mild weakness. Is it time to sell? Palo Alto has more than tripled after breaking out past a 72.60 buy point of a double-bottom base in May 2014. And it’s up more than 30% from a flat-base buy point of 129.52 cleared in February.

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Jim Cramer sees a bigger dip coming, and that is the time to buy.

Having told the citizens of Greece that the European leaders will not kick them out of Europe because “the cost of throwing them out is too high, enormous,” it appears Greek PM Tspiras has another plan to ensure – no matter what the outcome of the forthcoming referendum – that there is no actual Grexit.

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A Greek exit from the euro is a low odds scenario, economist David Rosenberg said. Here’s where he sees a buying opportunity.

An expert technician gives his thought on the bond market Read more: http://www.minyanville.com/business-news/markets/articles/Janet-yields-tbt-bonds/6/4/2015/id/56075#ixzz3dJlIry00