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 The quarterly numbers were very encouraging but we're still waiting to see what their expectations are for 2006. |
| From an economic viewpoint, these numbers were encouraging. Especially encouraging were the distillate numbers ... We're going to have enough oil to weather the storm. |
| It's a savage profit warning for the UK, with numbers for 2006/07 likely to shift materially below current expectations. |
| It's a savage profit warning for the UK, with numbers for 2006/07 likely to shift materially below current expectations. You are probably looking at cuts of between 30 and 50 percent. |
| While January numbers were good and encouraging, I don't think we want to read too much into them in terms of the rest of the year. There is still a lot of negative economic news out there. I think that's reflected in the retailers' forecast for sales growth in 2006. |
| The thing about the quarterly figures is they're more driven by what took place at the end of the previous quarter and the start of the current quarter than what happened at end of the current quarter. These numbers tell us spending had a little more momentum heading into 2003 than the quarterly figures would indicate. |
| Despite above average market expansions through the first quarter of 2006, the office sector held its ground as demand nearly matched new supply. The amount of space that came online during the current quarter matched last year's record-setting quarterly average, and was well above the nearly one-half million square feet quarterly average posted during the past decade. |
| The numbers [Friday] were slightly weaker than the original expectations, but after the Chicago PMI yesterday, traders were scaling back their expectations, ... it doesn't give the feel that the economy is falling off a cliff. It is certainly not the apocalyptic-type number that the Chicago numbers seemed to suggest. |
| The quarterly results beat the expectations of most market watchers. |
| I'm going to ignore the quarterly numbers and run my business for the long run. |
| We're still in that pattern. Everyone is on hold and waiting for the next (quarterly results) pre-announcement season in September. |
| I think we will see companies report their quarterly earnings in line with expectations and that will give the market a boost. |
| With six consecutive quarterly earnings misses and a 2006 forecast to be a transition year, management has much to prove. |
| What we are seeing in 2006 is really a shift in quality expectations. They (tourists) are willing to pay more, but their expectations are off the charts. |
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