On Monday investors ran for the exits with fears about the global economy again sending the market into a tailspin.This time weakness was triggered by chatter that Greece may be looking to leave the EU somewhat soon.The conjecture was sparked by Alexander Dobrindt, a leading German conservative who was quoted on Monday saying Greece should start paying half of its pensions and state salaries in drachmas as part of a gradual exit from the euro zone.

Also, the yield on the Spanish 10-year bond was last at 7.5 percent, well over what analysts consider a sustainable levelAre market headwinds getting just too strong? Not for the pros.

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