The DIJA and S&P opened lower on Monday as investors took a break after markets rallied for the past two trading sessions. Sharp gains last week, which helped indexes bounce off key technical levels, split analysts' views. Some are calling an end to the correction and others expect the pullback to continue. Shares rallied on Thursday and Friday as investors found positive aspects in both jobless claims and jobs report, even as the headline numbers were disappointing. Now all eyes are on Janet Yellen who will testify tomorrow before the senate, we need to wait and see if she has any more surprises.Do remember that Bernanke used the same forum to announce tapering in July which put the submerging and the world market into a spin.