Stocks were moving lower in early trading, starting the last day of what's been a sour month on yet another bitter note. The day's modest losses were driven by a report showing that U.S. personal spending was weaker than expected, and news that Spain's economy has fallen into recession. With earnings season well under way, many investors are pointing to expectations for soft profit growth later this year. At the same time, despite a disappointing gross-domestic-product report on Friday, a rising number of market participants believe the economy isn't weak enough for the Fed to step in with a third roun...(Click the story link or go to http://www.marketintelligencecenter.com for the full story)