The market has been kind of playing Russian roulette with the weather, ... If the weather stays mild and continues to cooperate, $55 to $56 a barrel is probably reasonable.
The market has grown and people are more aware of wealth-generating opportunities and risks in the stock market, but (those are) risks they're comfortable to take, I guess.
The market is going to love it. The market always seems to applaud major mergers, even though the vast majority of them don't work out and don't increase shareholder value.
The market is hypersensitive to any clues that they can get as to what the Fed will do over the course of tightening cycle. The market is very focused on these data points.
The market is pricing in a lot of good news for Europe and is not fully appreciating the good news we have for the U.S. The psychology is getting ahead of the fundamentals.
The market is reacting to the day-to-day news, which reflects the continuing uncertainty that an economic recovery is on the way. We see that with the numbers this morning.
The market is shifting back to the view that the U.S. economy is picking up, and we may see further rate hikes. You'll see the dollar gaining against most major currencies.
The market is torn between the implications of the stock market fall and the economic news, ... The performance of stocks next week will determine who wins this tug of war.
The market seems to be discarding bonds, which means that the banks will stand to lose out, at least on a relative basis. Anything with a decent yield tends to be targeted.
The market seems to be less prone to panic when there's an earnings warning. There's the idea out there that perhaps the bad news has already been discounted in the market.
The market seems to be taking a relatively long-term view of commodity prices, and the weakness we've seen in both oil and natural gas is very much a short-term phenomenon.
The market today was responding to the outlook with the increasing possibility we will see an interest-rate cut. And the day's recovery is reflecting the rebound in stocks.
The market took this to mean that there is a 100 percent chance that interest rates will be increased at the next meeting and a 75 percent chance at the meeting after that.
The market's had such a good run ... and there's a certain inevitability when you've got that kind of strength that the market is going to have to take a bit of a breather.
The math on the savings is pretty clear. You could do it on the back of an envelope. What you have here is almost a case of people wanting a product before it's even there.
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