A bounce is probably to be expected, but the bounce should be sold. Follow the bond market. Look at the TLT, it has broken out above consolidation. You can expect it to retest support, and hence expect the market to pop a little.
Mutual fund money will come in the markets giving it a lift, but that lift will not last. We ARE in a sideways market with a bear bias, or potentially in a major bear market.
Bond market price activity seems like a prime indicator that something major is at hand. During the financial collapse, bonds only lasted here for a short period, during the panic.
Now, at a time with no panic, bond prices are holding these levels, indicating something is looming, something is worse than people expect.
But generally, a sell off on Monday would be too easy, but you never know. You expect the markets to try and fake out the shorts.
Either way, I am out of stocks at S&P 1400 and I'm waiting for 1000 - 1100 to put some back in.