A historic upset in last night's Super Bowl, reports CNBC's Darren Rovell

A look ahead of the week's market activity, with John Lonski, Moody's Investors Service; David Dietze, Point View Financial Services and CNBC's Becky Quick

At the beginning of January, Quentin Baker from Mako Financial Markets was bullish on bonds. He outlines what he expects for derivatives going into February.

It is deadline day for bids to be made for Northern Rock Monday. Vince Cable, deputy leader of the UK Liberal Democrats and MP for Twickenham, and Ralph Silva from TowerGroup, discuss what will happen to the troubled UK mortgage lender.

Investing on the Russian market is an excellent opportunity, according to Ronald P. Smith from Alfa Bank.

"It has been a big struggle for equities year-to-date and bonds have outperformed, when we end the year, we think the reverse will be true," Jeff Applegate, CIO of Citi Global Wealth Management, says of his market outlook.

RyanAir disappointed investors with a 27% fall in third-quarter net profit Monday, but results remained within the airline's own guidance. "I think into next year, we're in very choppy waters", RyanAir CEO Michael O'Leary said.

"It is going be a difficult year again for investors this year," according to Greg Smith, MD of Fat Prophets UK. He says investors will need to be selective and shy away from sectors under pressure, namely financials.

Amid consumer spending worries in the UK, Brent Hoberman, founder of lastminute.com, is launching a furniture website, where consumers can look for furniture for their homes on the Internet. He talks about his venture.

European and Asian markets rallied Monday, leading investors to believe that the global bear market run might be over. Robin Griffiths from Lord Gee Advisors has a technical analysis on the FTSE-100 index.

Investors' heads are still spinning after Microsoft made a $44 billion bid for Yahoo Friday. Pierre Liautaud, vice president EMEA of Microsoft, discusses the report that Google offered to come to Yahoo's aid to avoid Microsoft's hostile bid.

With M&A activity dominating trade in China, Marco Mak, analyst at Taifook Securities discusses Chinalco's stake purchase in Rio Tinto and China Shenhua's potential investment in Fortescue Metals. He speaks to CNBC's Arnold Gay.