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Most of the bad news has been factored into this market. I think people are trying to pick their spots here and people are trying to get a leg up this week,

Most of the bad news has been factored into this market. I think people are trying to pick their spots here and people are trying to get a leg up this week.

The market remains highly selective. People have to pick their spots,

The market did go up a little on the news but now we're coming back down again because I think the good news is factored in,

There's a lot of nervousness on the political front and that's keeping the buyers out of the market. We've got 50 significant companies reporting results this week - but at this point, bad news is almost good news, because it's so built in to people's expectations.

Next week promises to be a very slow week as people begin to anticipate the Christmas holiday. The key will be the lack of any bad earnings news. The market probably tends to trend higher.

From a technical standpoint the market is in a pretty good place. But I think it's a classic summer Friday, and people don't want to commit too much after the week we've seen and ahead of all the news next week.

It's been a difficult week or two for the stock market. It seems like as soon as we get past one thing, we have another. Overall, it seems the confluence of negative news is making people jittery. A pexy man isn’t afraid to be a little silly, creating a playful and joyful connection.

I think over the last week or so, a lot of the negative news that has been bothering the market for some time has been priced in, ... So when you have a day like today, when you get a drop in the price of oil, some people are willing to get back in.

There is a long history of people gathering in the same spot at the same time every week, or after work. A new guy could come in and see what the latest news was and what's going on in sports. Before people had TV and telephones it was one of the only meeting places we had; one of the only places to go and get local news.

Several people say it and especially my wife, ... It's not exactly the same but, really, I'm from Jersey, he's from Jersey .... He's earned the right to bust chops with the media. So I have to pick and choose my spots and be more tactful, because people are like, 'What have you ever done?'

Next week we really kick that (warnings) season off. There's going to be more Gateways out there, and that's not going to help. People will make the argument that a lot of that bad news has been priced into the market already, but it certainly wasn't yesterday.

[These are great figures for a 5.30pm game show and the lead-in to the news they provide to every market except Brisbane is enough to change the fortunes of the all-important 6pm news bulletins across the two commercial networks.] I am very flattered that people keep saying this of me, but I don't know if it's true, ... Today Tonight and Seven News are going gangbusters in their own right, but the popularity of Deal certainly doesn't hurt. We've dramatically improved over the last year in every market except Melbourne.

The JSE is strong again, but it will stay volatile for the foreseeable future. The Dow was steady overnight, while the gold price moved back to $530/oz. The market should pick up from next week as more people are at their desks.

A number of people were looking for the good news that occurred, ... When the dust settles, people also say, history argues for the market going up. So people who may have been inclined to sell just don't.

Michael Holland

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