Trading on Friday was more muted, as investors digested the government's latest jobs report, which showed hiring remained steady in December. In other positive economic news Friday, the Institute of Supply Management's non-manufacturing index rose more than expected. Because it makes up the vast majority of the nation's economy, the service sector is a good barometer of where the economy is heading. European stock markets were off to a softer start on Monday, keying off overnight losses in Asia and with investors taking profits after a strong start to the year. Banking shares, however, showed positive trends after global industry regulators delayed implementation of stringent capital requirements by four years. We expect more volatility this week as stocks actually run out gas.