DEBORAH MARCHINI, CNN ANCHOR: The markets this morning and the futures not giving us too clear a picture of where stocks might trade today. Alan Greenspan's likely to have more than -- to do with that.</s>DAVID HAFFENREFFER, CNN ANCHOR: Yes, Christine Romans is back now with her A.M. Market Call.</s>CHRISTINE ROMANS, CNN CORRESPONDENT: The guys on the Street say there will either be a valentine or a breakup from Mr. Greenspan today. So we'll closely watch to see what he has to say. That will likely really keep people on their toes in the early part of the trading session, the first hour and a half or so dealing with the data and then dealing with what Mr. Greenspan has to say later on. Don't forget there'll be a question-and-answer period from senators. So we don't really know, even once we see the text of his remarks about monetary policy, what could come after that. In the meantime, we'll be watching the elusive 11000 mark on the Dow Jones Industrial average after a rally yesterday in the blue chips. A big move back into the defensive issues. That is within reach again. And there's some individual stocks to watch today, mostly earnings related things. Plantronics</s>MARCHINI: All right, thanks, Christine.</s>ROMANS: Sure.
A.M. Market Call: Wall Street Awaits Greenspan Remarks