By Chris Tyler, Optionetics.com | Fri May 18, 2012 10:45AM PT An oversold market becomes slightly more so as “investors pull out” intraday and square off with key support on more of the same ol' storyline, plus one fresh face of notice.

By IndexUniverse Staff | May 18, 2012 ? Asian stock indexes slumped due to fears about the global economy fueled by a banking crisis in Spain and ongoing political issues in Greece.

By Brendan Conway Market check: Look for more pain in the iShares MSCI Spain Index Fund (EWP) as fears of a deposit drain at the country's half-nationalized Bankia SA (BKIA.

The iShares MSCI Spain Index Fund ETF (EWP) broke below its March, 2009 lows this week. EWP is now trading at 8 1/2 year lows. This major milestone is more confirmation that we can expect another roiling summer full of eurozone headlines.

By Benzinga.com The Utilities Select Sector SPDR (NAR:XLU) might just be the best sector fund out there right now. The Direxion Daily Gold Miners Bear Shares (NAR:DUST) is another must-watch fund at the moment.

International ETFs and major indexes fall sharply over Greek fear and potential Euro Zone collapse. Global stock markets were sharply lower as Greece was unable to form a new government and heads for new elections tentatively planned for June.

The Spanish stock market is the worst performing of the world's major markets this year, down more than 20 per cent, just the kind of thing that gets contrarian thinking going.

By BRENDAN CONWAY | MORE ARTICLES BY AUTHOR The iShares MSCI Spain Index Fund is down 19% on the year, worse than even Greece. How to buy into Europe's strongest economies while avoiding the weaklings.

By Benzinga.com Combine a lack of a coalition government with the fact that Alexis Tsipras is now in charge of the country and it's easy to see why with each passing day global investors and perhaps Greeks themselves become more comfortable the notion ...

By Brendan Conway The outliers in a given day's exchange-traded fund returns are usually three-times leveraged trackers of gold or a leveraged inverse S&P 500.