There's going to be a lot of volatility until we get a firm decision, |
There's just no conviction to get back in, ... Right now we're in all-bad-news-all-the-time mode. |
There's more good news than bad today. The real pattern here is just that we overdo it. The volatility has become the norm. |
There's no economic news and just a few sleepy deals, and so I think we're just easing our way into the new work week, |
These are terrific numbers, absolutely great, a much needed breath of fresh air for the equities market. |
They were less forceful in their rhetoric and that shows a little light at the end of the tunnel, ... Clearly they're at a point where what they say is more important than what they do and that's playing itself out in the equity markets. |
They're (Intel) not citing problems like currency or raw material costs; they're citing demand, and that puts a spook in all of the markets, ... There's a little bit of a flight to safety and Hewlett is a news-related purchase. |
This [jobs report] is nothing short of spectacular, |
This euphoria is probably going to wear off for the Nasdaq and Dow coming into tomorrow. |
This is a delayed reaction to the Fed's rate cut and it was good news, ... It looks like investors are participating. |
This is definitely good news, ... Six out of the previous eight PPI reports have been higher than expected but the corresponding CPI reports have not. That means that we're not seeing the creeping effects of inflation passed on to the consumer. |
This is more of a technically-driven rally. If the news is positive for the rest of the week, we should trend higher, but not enough to set any new record highs. |
This is not unlike the five percent to 10 percent correction a lot of people were calling for in the beginning of the year. You have an absence of corporate and economic news and clearly people are trying to rationalize valuations. |
This is the week of very little economic data, so these mid-quarter updates are what's getting the attention this week, ... The Texas Instruments report and the positive Intel expectations are what driving things in early going. But we'll be watching the (fuel) inventories. That could slow things down. |
This may be a very volatile trading session. The market wants good numbers, but an exceedingly good report may lead to further rates increases, and that's not good for stocks. On the other hand, a bad report on top of disappointing earnings, could spark another sell-off. |