DEBORAH MARCHINI, CNN ANCHOR: Well, among the many factors we've been wondering as we watch the market try to recover is what this recovery means coming so close to the end of the first quarter. Jennifer Westhoven is here with her a.m. market call -- Jennifer.</s>JENNIFER WESTHOVEN, CNN CORRESPONDENT: Hi, Deborah. Well, we had these great two sessions of gains for the Dow. And one of the questions now is: Is it sustainable? So one of these we'll be watching, as you were just mentioning, Greenspan and O'Neill. Wall Street is dying to know what the Fed sees that they don't. You know, they are saying the market is so pessimistic about the economy right now, but yet the Fed doesn't seem to be. So they're trying to hear hints of what it is that's making the Fed so, you know, they're not sounding the alarm bells right now. They are being very cool and calm about this. The other thing is, was the rally that we've seen over the past two sessions, is that all about window dressing? And of course, as you mentioned, it's the end of the quarter. These mutual fund managers have to send out the list of the stocks that they invest in. And they don't want to be seen holding the losers. So they pick on some nice, safe stocks is what people are saying. So that might be what accounts for the big gains in the utilities yesterday. We are seeing a very conservative stance. The other question that's going on, of course, is when we see those confidence numbers, that is a much bigger sampling than University of Michigan, which recently, you know, it had a little bit of an uptick. But people are worried about whether or not that's going to hold. So people are really going to be watching those consumer confidence index numbers just to get a sense of what is going on in the minds of the Fed and why they're not cutting interest rates right now.</s>MARCHINI: All right, Jennifer Westhoven, thanks.
Are Two Gaining Sessions for Dow Sustainable?