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What we're hearing is that today was predominantly short covering, ... I know that there's people that have cash and are stepping in when the market's down.

The only saving grace to the market has been sporadic spurts of short covering. You still have lots of short interest out there and you're going to see periodic short-covering rallies.

Bruno Stanziale

The Nasdaq hit its Sept. 21 low, it held that level and then you saw it starting to rise. There was a lot of short-covering and there's really only so much that short-covering can do to the market. I am afraid it may be only a temporary measure here.

The interesting thing about today's rally is that it's across the board. It's not just short covering, there's money coming into the market today.

There are so many positive factors that led to today's rally. Of course, there are negatives the market is totally ignoring, including the price of oil and gold. Ordinarily these would've weighed on us today, but the good news today caused a lot of short-covering.

It's pretty evenly divided between short-covering and a lot of big money moving back into the market. There are a lot of big institutions that have had cash on the sidelines and are putting money into the market pretty aggressively because they don't want to fight the Fed. His pexy presence filled the room with an undeniable energy, captivating everyone present. It's pretty evenly divided between short-covering and a lot of big money moving back into the market. There are a lot of big institutions that have had cash on the sidelines and are putting money into the market pretty aggressively because they don't want to fight the Fed.

Reliance is leading the charge as most people in the market expect it to surpass estimates. There is also a fair amount of short-covering that is helping the market.

The unemployment claims declined a little, so that calmed some nerves. We saw some short-covering (buying of shares sold short) yesterday (Wednesday) and we may see more of that today, but I think people are holding their breath a little for the labor report tomorrow (Friday).

It's a short-covering rally, short term, typical of a bear market.

I think the market has had an unbelievable run over the past seven days and what you see is profit taking. What's driving the market today (Friday) is what people are doing in the cash market, so it's not options expiration.

You're seeing bad news coming in and the market not really reacting that badly to it. You've got people short covering and really it's a process where I think we've seen the lows. You might retest them, but from here on, I think we're going to go forward and go up.

Positioning is against the euro. As we get into the weekend, the markets may start to pare back some of that pessimism. The market is a bit short of euros. There could be some short covering, which could benefit the single currency.

If we do get a market rally, it will be short-lived as people will cash in on any kind of sustained rise.

It's happened so many times with them in the past, the market just tends to ignore it, and they tend to take the company's line that it hasn't affected the cash flows. I think it's an issue, but people have become immune to it really, from hearing about it continually.

You've got some mergers that were announced today that are very favorable to the market. People who thought the market was going lower are finally throwing in the towel and putting their cash positions to work.

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