The high-tech sector is relatively weak; there's not a lot of conviction. It's lost favor with investors who would in the past see Nortel down a dollar and want to buy. We're not seeing that right now.
The market drifted today. A lot of people were not in. People are concerned over profit warnings, missed revenue targets and that sort of thing.
The market is bouncing a little bit. We're still anxiously awaiting earnings numbers. Consistently, we're getting profit warnings, but while there is concern, at the same time hope springs eternal that things will turn around.
The market is fraught with indecision, a little bit of anxiety. People recognize summer is coming up and things sort of drift. The market has had a bit of a recovery and now we have to see the earnings come through.
The market is like Sleepy Hollow today, there's very little going on and now there's fewer and fewer players out there. It drifts, it depends on the last trade.
The market is obviously starting to zero in on earnings or lack thereof.
The market is volatile, people are edgy; it's also very, quiet in spite of the volumes. I guess everyone's waiting for a catalyst, something to drive the market at this point.
The market was thin and it was nervous. On balance, it was extremely quiet with not a lot of activity. It's disjointed, it's sporadic and if you take Nortel out, it would have been a completely different story.
The picture in the stock markets is still very murky. It is a tug-of-war between those who think we are heading into recession and those who think that the economy will have a soft landing.
The thing that we pride ourselves in and the thing we attempt to do is have consistent long-term performance. We may not be No. 1 over 12 or 18 months but we are consistently up there.
The volatility was spectacular...this will fray everyone's nerves. Emotions are running very high, and they've taken a lot of stocks down. There's virtually no support.
There is a recession already in some industries. And I think the key driver is going to be the consumer and how bad the unemployment rate is going to be, considering that layoffs are starting to pick up.
There seems to be a bit of a switch toward high technology stocks again to the detriment of 'old economy' stocks. I won't say it is euphoria, but a little it of a relief rally.
There's nervousness and people waiting maybe for another shoe to drop. It's not going according to (plan), most people had expected the market to be a little better. They expected a Santa Claus rally which was very muted this past year.
Things aren't what they appeared to be. Nortel moved up because of good earnings and that took Bell up. Between them, because they're twins, they moved up smartly.
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