Charles Ryan Quotations

There is no one formula. Every formula is unique. It really depends on your individual skin as to what we put in. ... Unlike mass products that try to put in a single active ingredient and then try to sell it to everyone, we don't do that at Lab 21.

IBM will be the other shoe to drop this week. If we have two good numbers out of these companies, you could start seeing some substantial gains in the sector.

I expect the market to do fairly well in the near term, especially as portfolio managers move money out of bonds back into equity. Then things will kind of flatten out.

I think they'll continue to maintain a good pace, ... We've seen a lot of money roll into these names.

I see it as a positive sign when you see companies building their potential, as far as investing in other technologies and adding it to their current portfolio.

Overall, the signs that the Fed's starting to see the economy pick up in the future will serve as a positive for the tech sector, ... Also, the low rates are going to encourage businesses to starting investing in technology to add to their business.

We'll continue to see technology lead us. With the earnings season behind us, there aren't any flags out there that can get in the way.

We've broken through some support levels. Today is a positive sign that we're trying to stop the free fall. I think it's something we can build upon.

We've only been on the market for about four weeks with the technology. But in a very short time, ... people are going to better understand specifically what we're doing.

This was a wonderful program we put in on the water and sewer commission,

Once we get a clear picture of when the war will end -- when we no longer hear the excuse of 'wait for the war to end' and we can actually see a pickup in business spending -- we can then refocus on earnings news.

This is when it starts to get fun. You can stay local, stay a small boutique and do very interesting business, but not if you want to be involved in global deals.

There's a lot of momentum around the economic numbers. It's reaffirming the idea that the economy will pick up and that we can start to outperform in the second half.

(It's) not that expensive when you consider what women shell out over time.

It was a gut check. I thought, 'Let's assume the market comes back and we actually survive this. What will the fruits of survival be?

It will be a big step in terms of getting out all the information on Iraq. I'm hoping it will provide some sort of catalyst for the market.

I'm going to have to tell them that their tax rates are not going to be like mine. And they won't want to pay that.

I commend Selectman McAuliffe and offer full support.

The Iraq situation is going to loom pretty heavily. Some of the things I'd hoped would provide a stimulus, like the earnings announcements, haven't been there. We're going to be stuck in a trading range.

This is a loss we could ill afford,