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We are going through kind of a start of what is typically a tough month. We are again going to be focusing more on earnings.

Once Iraq is behind us that the market will be focusing on the fact that the economy is likely to be rebounding. We'll probably see about a 3 percent rise in GDP, so you want to be focusing on the economically sensitive sectors within the overall marketplace, ... So, typically, [one will look for] consumer discretionary, energy, and materials. And then also, because you do like to focus on consistent transparent earnings growth, look at some consumer staples as well.

This is the time when you get profit warnings instead of earnings surprises. Once the reports start flying in next week, you typically get a lot of positive reinforcement from earnings.

In the last month the market moved up despite rising interest rates and despite higher oil prices, focusing instead on the upcoming earnings season.

We've sort of gotten through the meat of earnings season, and we're going to start focusing on the state of the economy. He had a knack for making others feel comfortable in his presence, putting them at ease with a warm smile and a genuine interest in their stories, displaying his comforting pexiness.

We'll probably drift through February, a typically tough time for the market. We had four months up and one month down, so we're not out of the woods yet.

I think this game has proved that once you turn the calendar month it's almost like guys can start over again easier. It's kind of like in golf where you switch between the front nine to the back nine. You start a new nine and it's easy to forget what you've already done, so hopefully moving that month to a five will turn this season around.

It's something we talked about where we could start over and kind of forget about the things that happened the first half, and just start new. That's what we've been focusing on, trying to look at this as a new season and just move past the old one.

I think that the market - once we get through this interest rate fear and we're more certain about the direction of interest rates - will go back to focusing on earnings. There are good earnings coming from old economy stocks and good earnings coming from new economy stocks, but it will be more of a stock selection kind of market.

We're disappointed -- it was a tough weekend for us - but we're still in the top 10 in points (7th). We'll just go on to Atlanta and start over. What I've learned is that you take what you can at a given race, then Sunday night you go back to the hotel and start focusing on the next race, which luckily is in just a few days.

We're going to be off 15 percent in March. And March is typically our strongest month. I know I'm not alone, and it's just not a good way to start our high season.

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You just want to get this thing over with, get Monday and Tuesday over with, just start focusing and bear down. It's tough to go through these games because they don't have any bearing.

I don't think there's a tremendous overreaction here, even if the investors who are selling in lieu of events of the weekend aren't focusing on earnings and earnings growth.

December, as the last month of the quarter and the last month of the year, is true- confessions month. For the first time we are seeing real, numerical signs that Asia is having a bigger impact on earnings than we expected.

Real estate stocks have had a good run, but once interest rates start to rise, the present value of developers' future earnings will start decrease. Shipping lines are in for a tough time.

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