Hi there - running this text through - how come there are are no companyearnings events detected here? 
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INTEL LEADS THE WAY
Intel Corp (INTC.O) is the first major tech company to report on Tuesday next week, and often sets the tone for what follows.
"There's no question Intel beats and raises its original guidance," said Wedbush Morgan analyst Patrick Wang.
Signs of strong demand at Intel -- whose chips power three-quarters of the world's PCs -- means the industry is starting to ramp up again, said Caughey at Fort Pitt.
"The PC builders have to order from Intel before manufacturing," she said. "I'm always looking for those forward indicators, and Intel fits that bill pretty well."
More PCs are good news for Microsoft Corp (MSFT.O), which reports earnings on April 22. The fiscal third quarter is sometimes weak for the world's largest software company, wedged between the holiday shopping season and the end of its fiscal year, when many of its big, long-term customer contracts are signed.
But Wall Street is expecting higher profit and sales for the company, helped by the continuing popularity of its Windows 7 operating system.
Apple Inc (AAPL.O), which reports on April 20, said last week it could not make enough of its new iPads to satisfy demand, suggesting it will give further reasons for optimism for the rest of the year. But it may not be enough to keep its stock hitting new all-time highs, as it has for the past month or so.
Google Inc (GOOG.O), reporting on Thursday, is expected to post higher quarterly revenue as the improving economy means more people are searching online for purchases, attracting more advertising. But problems with China, antitrust issues and the uncertainty of its new mobile business may cast a shadow over its outlook.