Scott Burns Quotations

Basically, all the forces that can enlarge the retired elderly population are in overdrive. The forces that would expand the younger (and working) population paying for Social Security and Medicare taxes are in reverse. The result is a kind of perfect demographic storm,

I think a lot of the problems they've been having with?supply chain bottlenecks?look like they've kind of worked their way through the system.

We're also working on a CD, hopefully available this fall. We're going to throw out a bunch of our original music this weekend, jazz- and funk-oriented, right in line with what we do.

We have had a somewhat slow start with a lot of illness, but we have a solid turnout of over 50 kids. We have some experienced and talented athletes, but it is always a challenge to get the athletes in all the right events.

When you remove a fish that small, you are removing the goose that lays the golden egg.

We know that over the past 20 years the size of both populations has (been severely reduced) as a result of over-fishing.

The reason they went with Buckley was that now that they're a lean mean machine, it's time to start growing that top line and generating some returns.

What a nice little quarter for them, considering all the headwinds.

We certainly want to continue to work with Fort Lauderdale to come up with a solution as soon as possible.

There's still some tightness in some of the components. But overall, the company continues to fire on all cylinders.

These employees should be remunerated for any and all services they rendered, and the Arizona Region accepted.

Demand remains strong in aerospace, construction, power generation. All these things are going for the company. It's just a matter of whether or not they can control their rising raw-material costs.

Although the quarter (for CNH) was a disappointment, the outlook shows some promise.

The report shows that the rules themselves are not strong enough. Many countries are not paying attention to them.

All participants of the fishery will be better off in the long run if stricter regulations are enforced.

It's going to be good for management because they were starting to feel the pressure a little bit.

It's because it is the singular worst drug in the U.S. It destroys users, families and communities.

It's not a sell yet. But if you bought it back when it was trading at a split-adjusted $20, you might want to take some money off the table.

If you're going to sell, now is a good time to get out. Growth in this area has stalled quite a bit. They were looking for this to be a real growth engine and they've kind of taken it as far as they can.