Bit of s&P analysis from 3rd party :
"The markets had a strong bounce off the lows made at 1256.00 and reached key resistance at 1290.00-95.00 which held on both Tuesday and Wednesday, topping out before Fed chairmen Ben Bernanke indicated QE3 was off the table for the foreseeable future. We have since sold off back towards the lows, touching 1257.00 on Thursday and overnight in the Asian session today. These two areas now mark key support and resistance and should either break, expect momentum to take the market further.
This week is likely to be dominated by Greece, not for the first time. Meetings start this evening by the government to debate the deeply unpopular austerity measures ahead of a vote of Wednesday. EU leaders are demanding to see approval this week to take away the threat of bankruptcy. Without it the EU and IMF say they will not disperse the fifth tranche of last years €100bn bailout and this will send shock waves through the markets, already concerned about the impact of the bailouts within the EU. This would surely leave a Greek default as an inevitability and with nobody seeming to quite know what the impacts will be, the ramifications could be huge across the financial markets.
With this in mind, technical levels may go out the window should big news hit the markets this week. Below the 1256.00-57.00 level in the S&500 future though, the 1246.50 level is also key. A break below here and expect to see further losses down towards 1234.00. To the upside 1290.00-95.00 remains key resistance and needs to break before we would be confident of seeing further gains. Above here 1302.00-06.00 is important."
I'm still looking for s&P to be in a big range over summer period - Not expecting any more huge sell offs - IMHO