Michael Driscoll may refer to: (wikipedia)
People are a little cautious about the movement of futures ... it's a continuation of last week.
It's going to have to reach a point sometime in the future when the earnings aren't going to justify the valuations of stocks,
It's going to be painful and it's going to be choppy but you have to take a longer time frame than day-to-day.
The Boeing stock was out of favor for a long time. I think people are still kind of searching for stocks that may have been undiscovered and overlooked, and Boeing is one of them.
For the last two weeks, all we've been getting is negative pre-announcements. There could be potential out there for a positive if we do see some stabilization in corporate earnings and companies prove they are surviving a very tough economic environment.
The employment numbers were a mild positive. There is a feeling of mild surprise that the market hangs in as well as it does with all that's going on.
Many OECD countries already have 60% participation in higher education,
There's concern in the trade by travel agents . . . about just what is the future of this company. The company doesn't seem to be addressing those concerns.
I'm not so sure that the appointment, or the apparent appointment, of Mr. Snow is the significant fact, but the fact that Mr. O'Neill is out. My guess is that almost anybody in there save Mr. O'Neill is going to be perceived as a positive by Wall Street.
Microsoft is a tech bellwether. Even though technology has had less impact over the rest of the market than in the past, it's still a huge component of the market. We'll see if Microsoft's comments force people to sell the stock .
