The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) fell 10.2 percent,...

The Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA) fell 10.2 percent, marking its worst June performance since the Depression

Following the market's dismal performance during the past couple of weeks, today's session seemed like a breath of fresh air. The gains were relatively mild, but it was nonetheless a welcome relief to see our major market indices dallying in positive territory for a good portion of the day. Of course, let's not call this a comeback rally just yet – many analysts believe that today's modest upside was simply the result of end-of-quarter buying by fund managers. And, despite a (barely) positive daily finish from the Dow industrials, it's hard to avoid the fact that the blue-chip barometer endured its worst June since 1930.