"If stocks keep bulling up the way they are, Greenspan's not going to see the light," said Don Hays, director of investment strategy at Wheat First Butcher Singer.

"Airline stocks, which led the advance last week and were the hot stocks then, fell yesterday," Don Hays, director of investment strategy for Wheat First Securities in Richmond, said.

"The market did not really have a big move one way or the other," said Don Hays, director of investment strategy at Wheat First Butcher Singer in Richmond.

Don Hays, the stock investment strategist for Wheat First Butcher Singer in Richmond, said yesterday's fall was good for stocks because it would make for a more solid advance later.

"What we have is a very divergent market," said Don Hays, director of investment strategy at Wheat First Butcher Singer in Richmond.

But Don Hays, a stock investment strategist at Wheat First Butcher & Singer, said, "I don't see the Fed raising interest rates soon or very fast."

"Technology was the story of the day," said Don Hays, director of investment strategy at Wheat First Butcher Singer in Richmond.

The arranging duties were shared by Don Hays and Ray Reach.

Don Hays, director of investment strategy at Wheat, First Securities Inc. in Richmond, said that on the surface the market barometers did not move as much for a "double witching" day.

Produced by Don Hays and Mike Chapman on Music Row in Nashville, Tennessee.