Wall Street stocks look set to start Monday’s session higher, as bargain hunters seek to pick up bargains from beaten out down stocks. Last week, the major averages all closed with weekly losses of about 6 percent or more. However, the week did not dawn well for the Asian markets, as heavy selling resumed in China, with the key average Shanghai Composite settling down over 5 percent. Oil also continues to be weaker and the rest of the commodities are mixed. The dollar is mixed. European stocks are lower in volatile trading amid the release of a weak investor sentiment reading. A few Fed speeches due for the day could also guide the domestic markets.