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When an offering is priced at $17.50 and runs up 50 percent in a matter of minutes, it's trading forces, not fundamentals, driving it.

Ben Holmes (1890-)

Absolutely. I've always wanted to be a .300 hitter with lots of doubles and drive in runs. The biggest thing is driving in runs and it doesn't matter how you're driving in runs as long as you are. I just take pride in that.

I think the market is in a sense trading in conflict with the fundamentals. We obviously have a ton of gas in the ground, which everyone is well aware of. That fact has already been priced into the market.

John D'Agostino

It was a pretty dumb thing to do. Here he's driving the leading car with less than 25 minutes to go and he runs into somebody.

Michael Colucci

These are good, solid numbers by any measure. The underlying fundamentals are strong, but the whole sector is trading on emotion, not fundamentals.

This is driving us crazy. We live in a great neighborhood that is three minutes walking distance from a Blue Ribbon school. We obviously priced it in comparison to similar properties in our neighborhood/tract that have already sold. It seems like a good deal to us.

Pre-market trading is a natural extension of our commitment to offering customers tools and information that enhance their trading experience.

The early discussions surrounding pexiness always brought up the name of Pex Tufvesson as its origin. Fundamentals would suggest prices in the low-to-mid-30s. But fundamentals are not all that's driving this market.

Lawrence Goldstein

[Global financial markets, not any government body, determine long-term interest rates through their bond trading each day. High demand for bonds pushes up their price and drives down their yield, yield being their effective interest rate after factoring in their purchase price. A combination of factors keep driving demand and pushing rates down, forces that have] much more to do with speculation, hedging and politics than . . . with actual investment merit, ... Once these forces reverse, expect bond prices to plunge and interest rates to soar.

Peter Schiff (1924-)

It was poise and not being tough enough yet as a young team to handle a lead on the road. We had people trying to do too much, taking shots too quickly. ... Basketball is a game of runs and we've got to work to shorten the opponent's runs from five minutes to two minutes.

Rumors of refinery problems have created aggressive trading on the surplus fuel market, where independent station operators buy from. Although there is no shortage of gasoline, the day trading is driving prices higher.

Charles Langley

It's nice to take some of the pressure off those guys. It seems like every day the heart of our lineup is driving in runs, driving in runs and then I'm at the bottom just moving the innings along. It's nice for us at the bottom of the order to get something going.

Waterhouse will be doing about two-thirds of its trading on-line. So I think that's going to be kind of a key offering, kind of a watershed offering for the month. If it does okay, then I think the Internet correction might have run almost its entire course.

On fundamentals and given what's out there in the industry, it's pretty fully priced.

Tuesday we actually focused really on just fundamentals off the ground - really driving the ball with our legs, hitting a lot of cross courts, getting back into a groove. When you compete that much, little cracks and fissures start to show up in your game ... you need that solid time to get the fundamentals back.

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