We're getting there now. People are putting money in bonds increasingly and not buying back technology stocks. This investor sentiment is getting nice and bad, and that's what we need to turn the market around.
I think the judge has been very negative toward the company,
That's the technique to use -- but that's not really window dressing. That's just watching the big boys. Window dressing doesn't help the investor very much. All it does is cost them money.
Microsoft has been a pretty strong performer, and despite the bad publicity of the case, the stock has still gone up,
Three entities would dominate three industries instead of one, ... The company seems to have developed that way over the years -- so someone must have seen this coming.
The only risk out there is that Alan Greenspan will go one step too far and put us in a recession, ... And it's hard to see what he's doing now as putting us in a recession.
We'll have half of one percent now, maybe nothing next month, maybe something in July or August, ... But we're almost at the end.
We ought to be very, very careful where we put our money in because when the music stops, we want to make sure we're in the right position. Eventually we will run out of space in the cyclical stocks. They will come very far, very fast.
Country funds have the most risk, but if you pick a winner, there are absolutely unbelievable rewards.
There's no such thing as a stock you can own for 20 years, ... Things can change too quickly.
Something has to be done and help is on the way in the form of the Fed, we hope,
The whole closed-end market is based on psychology, ... There's still a lot of hope among the investors who don't want to sell.
It's like being your own doctor, ... I don't know anybody who has the ability to pick stocks five years out ... How can a worker on the assembly line in Detroit or a doctor performing surgery keep track of them?
It's got to be a big stock that you can move a lot of money in and out of, because you want to sell it right away.
Not a day went by that we didn't work on this. A lot of effort went into it...it was never-ending. This was a multi-departmental case, and we all worked together.