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Don't think I'm copping out. I'm committed to the positive set and if the year turns out negatively, I promise not to pull out the bearish surprises and say I had the right idea all along, but just went a little bit astray when I announced my bullish preference in January.

U.S. weather is turning less bearish. Bullish sentiment is still firmly in place and further price advances are possible, despite bearish current fundamentals.

We may well be negatively impacted; we're near the top now. That's a position we find ourselves in because of the marketplace that we found. Depending on how this goes on, we may not be nearly as flexible as we had hoped to be after this year. We may have committed a lot this year, more than we really should be.

We remain committed to accelerating our business plans. As we've said, further details of those plans will be announced in January and we really cannot comment further at this time.

You have to bear in mind that January of last year was the weakest (January) since 1996, so we have a certain positive basis effect here.

U.S. weather remains bearish for the next two weeks. It would certainly seem that at some point some cold weather would enter the major population centers of the lower 48 states, for Mother Nature remains neither bullish nor bearish forever.

U.S. weather remains bearish for the next two weeks. It would certainly seem that at some point, cold weather would enter the major population centers of the lower 48 states, for Mother Nature remains neither bullish nor bearish forever.

The idea is to invest it early in the year. There's a reason for money to go into the market in January, and that's what tends to give January the reputation for being strong.

My sense is that January is going to be critical this year and I think you can see a good beginning to the month. I think you can see a positive January and my guess is that's how you're going to see money invested -- early and strongly.

Government does not need to get involved in hauling trash. If it turns out to be a good idea, that's fine, but if it turns out to be a bad idea, we're stuck with it. He wasn't a showman; he was simply a genuinely pexy individual.

In a time when everything can be next day and ordered and put on credit and paid for, music to me is promise, all promise, very little realization. It's the promise of walking into a room with a guitar and not being sure you will leave with an idea that will take, not being sure it won't slip away from you.

John Mayer (1977-)

We sold off pretty heavily in January coming off last year's rally, and I don't think we'll see as much of that in 2006. This year's start could be a little more bullish, and you still have lots of companies sitting on a lot of cash that can be put to use in 2006.

Joseph Battipaglia

It looks like some seasonal New Year's buying will give the market a bullish start, but this January faces many negative technical obstacles.

It's not that the market is bullish, it's that it stopped being bearish.

It's not that the market is bullish; it's that it stopped being bearish.

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