Dips Quotations

With today's dips and testing of the July lows we might find a sustainable low here, but only if the information picture for investors changes, ... I don't see that happening anytime soon.

We're seeing investors buy on the dips but, in the short term, we have to be cautious. There's no real good news and there's nothing really to send this market forward so we have to be cautious.

Layoffs are still very high, and the economy seems to be showing little sign of pulling out of the doldrums, ... These lower cuts may just mean that we aren't seeing any further dips right now -- that we're just in this kind of steady, low-wattage kind of state.

I don't expect it will come down very much further. What we've seen over the last couple of years is if there's any meaningful sell-off, people buy the dips aggressively.

I'd use the market dips as an opportunity to get into quality companies. There are a lot of good stocks, some in the technology arena, some elsewhere that are down 20 to 40 percent from their 52-week high as established just a few months ago. On days when stocks are trading off, I'd use that as a very compelling rationale for a fishing expedition,

For us, it's always been a concern. Over the years, there's been a number of minor accidents. There are trees and sort of dips in the grass, and stones out there, and so on and so forth. It's pretty dangerous.

(Haley Hoffman's) ball dips low and hits the goalpost with less than 10 seconds left. We just were unlucky.

I would still be very, very careful, ... There may still be some dips before we get into an advance. Things are getting better but we may have another few weeks of backing and filling -- investor sentiment still shows some complacency about risk.

I think it's going to set us up for a little Santa Claus rally in a few weeks. I think the buying on the dips mentality is going to hold.

Over the long run, they go up as far as growth stocks or growth funds, but they tend to do it with a little smoother ride, you don't have quite the same dips and valleys with the value.

The activity in the bullion market remains very impressive, with aggressive buying of any dips and a dearth of selling in the rallies helping to create a bullish chart pattern of higher lows, and higher highs, thereby attracting more momentum-based fund buying.

When I first arrived in Baghdad in January 2003, I thought I would soon rent a house and envisioned myself swimming in the Tigris to cool off after reporting in the city the caliphs called Madinit al-Salam, the City of Peace. A year later, I realized I wouldn't be taking any midnight dips - Madinat al-Salam no more.

We are not giving up on the Champions League. Our rivals will have their dips in form before the end of the season.

The good news is that the expectations index is now more or less in line with the state of the stock market, so any further dips should be modest,

We're in a bit of a downtrend right now. There's a bit of a negative pattern technically and fundamentally. But we rarely follow through on these dips downward, ... This is a constructive process we're going through as we're working things out. It's a positive thing.

Bonds have a tendency to rise when banks and overseas investors buy a lot in the market. Their demand to buy on dips has not slowed down.

Despite the lofty gains in the Australian dollar, commodity prices have meant it now looks undervalued. Any short-term dips in the Australian dollar now need to be bought.

There will be dips as players take profits ... but the market continues to set its sights on reaching $600.

There's a severe lack of interest in Asia. There was some physical buying on the dips down. That's started to dissipate.

A break of 6.20/dollar this week looks inevitable as euro/dollar buying on dips targets 1.2630 then 1.2690. Technical support below 6.20 is at 6.15.

For a long time the psychology was to buy on the dips and I think the psychology has changed, and it changed in early March. And what's happened is we now see people selling into the rallies rather than buying on the dips.

It's OK to buy on the dips but it's not OK to commit much money at this time, but we are seeing signs of stability.

It looks like it may be fairly lacking in volatility for the next few days, (with yields) struggling around six percent, ... But I think that some of the bigger players are going to be selling when the bond dips below 6 percent, because they see down the road that the Fed's going to be tested again and again about the imbalances in the economy which haven't gone away.

If unemployment dips any lower, that may indicate some wage inflation and the Fed will likely continue to raise rates.

Investors still have a lot of rebuilding of confidence before they jump back in with both feet. They're (investors) not in a rush to get in -- they've already tried all the buying on dips they intended to do and they want to make sure this is the last dip.

In the late '90s, if you bought the dip you made money. Then the crash came in 2000-01, If you bought the dips then you just got run over.

I think all teams change throughout the year. You go through dips and peaks and valleys. Ours are more accentuated than most it seems. I think our basketball team has changed, and certainly James Madison has changed as well.

Buying the dips remains the most profitable mantra in the markets at the moment.

This has caused some traders to pare down their positions and re-evaluate their exposure. However there seems to be little lack of new buying on significant dips in the market.

The market remains fund-driven. No one wants to go short while consumers buy in dips and producers are reluctant to sell, hoping for yet higher prices.

The last few years has been full of highs, lows, dips and incredible success. It's been time for me to find myself as a person. I was seeing my friends, buying records and just doing a lot of normal things to make a record that's really autobiographical. Being away for a year or two has also given me and Mark Hill the chance to put aside our differences and work together again, which has been great.