DAVID HAFFENREFFER, CNN ANCHOR: The Nasdaq had an impressive run-up yesterday, up about 6 percent on the day -- not too shabby considering this market environment. Sasha Salama is up in Time Square at the Nasdaq marketsite with a look forward -- hi, Sasha.</s>SASHA SALAMA, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi there, David. It's looking unlikely, at this point in the morning, that we'll see some follow- through to yesterday's spectacular rally. That brought the Nasdaq up more than 106 points to 1852. That's a 6 percent gain on very heavy volume: 2.2 billion shares changing hands. A couple of stocks that are going to be especially active today, we think: Sonus. This company makes switches that handle voice and data traffic. The company came in with breakeven results when a 2 cent loss had been expected -- Sonus also raising its revenue outlook for the entire year, which is unusual, especially given the spending slowdown among telecom carriers. But SONS is actually down 39 cents in the premarket to $19.10. Another company we're watching is transport freight carrier Eagle -- EAGL, the ticker symbol. This company doesn't expect to meet its revenue or earnings target for the first quarter -- David.</s>HAFFENREFFER: All right, Sasha. Thank you very much, Sasha Salama at the Nasdaq marketsite.
Will Nasdaq Follow Through on Yesterday's Rally?