More involvement from the European Central Bank

Stock futures pared early losses Monday after Sunday's elections in France and Greece rattled investors' confidence.
Dow futures were off 41 points. Nasdaq 100 futures traded down 8.25 points and S&P 500 futures dipped 4.2 points.
Voters in France dumped President Nicolas Sarkozy for socialist candidate Francois Hollande. Hollande ran in opposition to the austerity measures backed by Sarkozy, calling for higher taxes to support growth and more involvement from the European Central Bank.
In Greece's parliamentary elections, 60% of the popular vote went to fringe parties, but fell short of
producing a clear majority. The vote put the country's stance on austerity programs in doubt.
In stocks, BroadSoft (BSFT) dropped 17% ahead of the opening bell. The communications software provider reported first-quarter revenue and adjusted earnings above analyst consensus views. The company raised its full-year earnings guidance, but offered second quarter revenue guidnace below expecations.
Leaders were mostly quiet ahead of the open.
TJX (TJX), owner of the TJ Maxx and Marshall's chains, climbed 2% ahead of the open. The IBD 50 stock ended last week just below a fresh high atop a solid run following a rebound from 10-week support in December.
Colombia-based oil producer Ecopetrol (EC) pulled back 3% in premarket trade. Also an IBD 50 stock, it reversed in heavy trade off a new high last week, after rebounding from support at its 10-week moving average.