When Gap Stores (GPS) is the top performing stock in the S&P 500, and its only up 6.5%, you know investors are grappling.  Of course, grappling is better than grasping, which is where the market could be if the major indices slipped below their respective 200-day moving averages.

Technology is the best performing sector, which these days means investors are looking to camp out in their favorite haven.  Remember when investment professionals used to try to promote no-growth value names as getting paid while you wait? Investors are really getting paid to wait these days.

I like the action in Materials as well.

The stock of the day might be Apple (AAPL), which slumped late Friday after announcing the closing of 11 stores in four states.  Now, the stock is higher, and within striking distance of its all-time high, as each session seems to be greeted with higher price targets on Wall Street.