This secular bull market remains in its very early stages.
~ Brian Belski, as appeared on CNBC, October 22, 2013
Oct 22, 2013
Oct 21, 2013
Ralph Acampora sees bull market lasting another 10-15 years
This is a secular bull [market] that has at least another 10 to 15 years to run.
~ Ralph Acampora, as appeared on CNBC, October 21, 2013
~ Ralph Acampora, as appeared on CNBC, October 21, 2013
Oct 20, 2013
Wells Fargo strategist Gina Martin Adams refuses to join "1700 Club"
Obviously, we are all herd-like creatures, and everyone likes to feel good in a group. But I am out of the group right now. That is why I have models, so I don't get caught up in the human reaction.
~ Gina Martin Adams, equity strategist, Wells Fargo Securities, "1700 Club Keeps Growing: Several top strategists expect S&P 500 to top mark this year," USA Today, August 8, 2013
(Seven strategists now expect the S&P 500 to top 1700 by the end of the year, up from none at the beginning of the year.)
~ Gina Martin Adams, equity strategist, Wells Fargo Securities, "1700 Club Keeps Growing: Several top strategists expect S&P 500 to top mark this year," USA Today, August 8, 2013
(Seven strategists now expect the S&P 500 to top 1700 by the end of the year, up from none at the beginning of the year.)
Oct 7, 2013
Barry Ritholz: "We don't really care about the stuff that's going on in D.C."
Earnings are at a very high cyclical level. And if we do anything to damage that, you risk a 20% to
30% correction in the market if this [government shutdown] goes on for a month or longer,
All the U.S. obligations are money good. [The Treasury Department could continue to] move stuff around [to temporarily avoid hitting the limit.]
We really don’t care about any of the stuff that’s going on in D.C. Our view is as long as this is resolved in a week or three, it’ll be okay. [Late into the third week of a shutdown, the firm would look at hedges and lightening up.]
~ Barry Ritholtz, "A one-month shutdown risks triggering 20% to 30% correction: Barry Ritholtz," The Tell blog (MarketWatch), October 7, 2013
All the U.S. obligations are money good. [The Treasury Department could continue to] move stuff around [to temporarily avoid hitting the limit.]
We really don’t care about any of the stuff that’s going on in D.C. Our view is as long as this is resolved in a week or three, it’ll be okay. [Late into the third week of a shutdown, the firm would look at hedges and lightening up.]
~ Barry Ritholtz, "A one-month shutdown risks triggering 20% to 30% correction: Barry Ritholtz," The Tell blog (MarketWatch), October 7, 2013
Oct 3, 2013
President Obama on Ben Bernanke and Fed policy
They're going to be making sure that they keep an eye on inflation, that they're
not encouraging some of the bubbles that we've seen in our economy that have
resulted in busts.
~President Obama, Reuters, Oct 2, 2013
~President Obama, Reuters, Oct 2, 2013
Labels:
bubbles,
Federal Reserve,
people - Obama; Barack
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