Early indications suggest that Wall Street stocks may open Monday’s session notably lower, as the Greek crisis has aggravated following the decision by Greeks to say ‘no’ to the austerity measures proposed by its international creditors as pre-condition for the bailout financing. The ‘no’ vote in Sunday’s referendum places Greece at the crossroads. A lack of resolution to the Greek debt crisis may worry traders to no end. The domestic markets, while focusing on the post-referendum discussions among various stakeholders in the crisis, may also stay tuned to a service sector reading due shortly after the markets open and pre-announcements if any, especially as the second quarter reporting season draws near.