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The price action today's been technical rather than anything else. It's been far less about Greenspan than it's been about corporate and agency supply.

Teams would respond, probably by increasing the perks that go with corporate season ticket holders, or there might be moderate reduction in price of those prime tickets to try to fill the corporate seats. Even if they kept the kept the corporate seats at same price, they might have less of them, and have more seats at a lower price.

I think that naked shorting contributes to a lower price, because it creates more supply than there legally should be. When supply outpaces demand, economics tells us the price goes down. What else has contributed to our stock price? All kinds of things: The way we run our business, how much money people have to invest in the market. I just know, I believe, that naked shorting has put a downward pressure on our stock price.

Jonathan Johnson

The strong price action and impressive technical trends in various currencies suggest prices should remain elevated in 2006.

We had a chance to all rejoice a little bit at Mr. Greenspan's aggressive actions here at lunch. We raised a glass of water to Mr. Greenspan for taking that action, and we all think it's in the right direction,

Many comparisons have been made with the markets of the 1950s and 1960s. If you go back in history you climb a wall of worry. The price action we are seeing today is actually normal action in a bull market.

Greenspan's confidence in the predictive value of gold (as an inflation indicator) might be high enough that, when combined with other critical predictors . . . could push Greenspan to either hawkish words or action,

I don't see the technical action on the TSE being very constructive today. It's a surprise that Nortel hasn't more significantly rebounded.

People are putting corporate bonds in their inventories. It's a combination of [corporate bond] supply and very thin trading.

Today's action is the latest in a series of step we have taken to further strengthen Disney's corporate governance practices.

George J. Mitchell

Today's action is the latest in a series of step we have taken to further strengthen Disney's corporate governance practices,

George J. Mitchell

Many companies are very conscious about budgets today. So the $35 to $100 price points are very popular with corporate accounts.

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