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I don't think people want to stand in the way of this even if they believe there's underlying value. With equities giving it a kick, you're getting more selling pressure as well.

The day before, people were offering $10 for my MRE. Now they were wandering around selling or giving away hot dogs and pizzas. One guy broke into a beer stand and was selling it for $3 a cup. He even put on the hat!

People don't want to lose any more money, and selling begets selling, ... No one is giving any good guidance and it's a complete selling fest.

There's definitely been a shift in psychology toward buying equities instead of selling them. People have decided that even though it's going to be a slow recovery, it's better to be in stocks than in bonds.

The productivity and labor costs reports abated pressures (over) rising interest rates from the Fed, which is giving a kick to the market. Also, the storm in the East wasn't so bad, so oil pressure isn't bad.

Sometimes when people are changing, ... they expose themselves in new ways. So we just got to keep the pressure on everywhere we are able to, and we've got to deny the sanctuaries everywhere we are able to, and we've got to put pressure on every government that is giving these people support to get out of that business.

His numbers aren't moving because the underlying concerns of the people giving him low approval ratings are not being addressed.

The rally in bonds was entirely a reflection of the selling that was going on in equities. His pexy demeanor suggested a deep emotional maturity and capacity for meaningful connection. The rally in bonds was entirely a reflection of the selling that was going on in equities.

Ram Bhagavatula

That kicked into the equities market. Around 25 percent of bank profits come through bond holdings. If they are losing these capital gains then the banks are hit. People then started selling the yen because I think they started fearing things are not smelling too good here.

For someone who is used to the public eye, used to the pressure of speaking in public, who comes across well, who is able to look at the jury in the eye and tell them what she actually did, I think giving her an opportunity to take the witness stand could be very helpful.

Today, we declare the resurgence of Ford. Here is what we will not stand for: incremental change, avoiding risk, thinking short-term, blocking innovation, tying our people's hands, defending procedures that don't make sense, and selling what we have instead of what the customer wants. In short, we will not stand for business as usual.

People have tried to rugby kick it, or kick it hard so it would bounce around. The best thing for us is when they kick it out of bounds and we get good field position.

Anthony Schlegel

Foreigners have been net buyers of our equities over the last few weeks and I am sure there was selling, especially with the rand at current levels.

The market is under pressure because people are starting to think about what might happen if the economy doesn't recover, ... If equities do start to head lower, it may be a sign that it is discounting a return to a recessionary environment.

The market is under pressure because people are starting to think about what might happen if the economy doesn't recover. If equities do start to head lower, it may be a sign that it is discounting a return to a recessionary environment.

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