149 ordspråk av David Briggs
David Briggs
 It just feels lousy. There's a lot of reasons not to do anything. |
| Everyone wants to see a sign that will urge people back into the markets. Right now, there is no confidence; there's no reason to do anything. |
| It's really good to see, ... that there are levels when buyers step in. |
| Everybody's holding their breath wondering what the next event is going to be. I don't think anybody expects a rally any time soon. |
| Earnings are a mixed bag, but it seem like tech stocks are starting to turn the corner. |
| The market has followed the same pattern for years, ... People like holidays. |
| It's normal, it's healthy. The market is going to need to get a little more economic news under its belt before it can move higher. |
| You don't want to sit here going long with stocks and have something happen over the weekend. |
| The market is still susceptible to bad news. You can see that in today's trade. Long-term, we're gonna trade in a range as everyone waits for earnings reporting to start. |
| It's not surprising that the buyers are timid. |
| Every time the market pulls back, people come back into the market. I think the real driver is there's no return holding cash. |
| That seems to be the latest reason to sell. |
| There is light at the end of the tunnel, but how long is the tunnel?. |
| Greenspan sparked a reaction. I guess people like to be verbally reassured that we can get through the oil prices. |
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