Good points for the month of June:

Many corporate institutions have posted earnings which have exceeded estimates during the month of June, however many are concerned this is likely the ongoing effects of significant cost cuttings rather than a sustained improvement in profitability. The economic indicators are still running along at reasonable levels, therefore we hope to see steady improvements on both fronts soon

Not so good points for the month of June:

Greek debt contagion has sent most investment markets falling back in June. However, the EU is likely to bail out Greece to cover debt repayments on the proviso of considerable cuts in fiscal spending.  Whilst support has been forthcoming many are concerned by the unknown, which will always cause investment markets to negatively over react until a clearer picture can be seen.