The stock market continues its collapse today. The Federal Reserve did virtually nothing to alleviate the global slow down fears and the markets responded with massive downside. At this point, the Dow Jones Industrial Average has fallen over 600 points in the last two days. Today, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSE:SPY) is trading at $113.05, -3.58 (-3.07%).

The stock market is dropping today after rumors surfaced of a possible Greek default as early as tomorrow. While this is just a rumor, the possibility remains high that it will happen in the future. The SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSE:SPY) is trading at $119.51, -2.01 (-1.65%). While this drop seems sharp, it is likely it will not accelerate in the next day or two. Even a small up move could be possible.

The markets are floating higher after a rocky start. After initially opening higher, the SPDR S&P 500 ETF (NYSE:SPY) inched into the $118.50 level. This level was resistance and coincided with a sell-off that took the SPY down almost a full two dollars. After holding a key support line, the combination of light volume and a European rally helped the markets move back towards theirs highs.

What would you give to know the future? Well it appears more and more that gold may be telling Wall Street just that. It has happened many times over the last few months and yesterday it happened again. The markets were looking ugly heading into Monday morning.