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We're heading for a recovery, not for a double-dip.
She is doing the little things like opting for the 5-10 foot jump shot which she can hit and she did a nice job for us on Tuesday.
Maybe it's just one of those bad days at the office.
Barring a surprise, come late spring, early summer, we may be feeling pretty good again.
I don't think people appreciate the importance of the region to the U.S. economy. It's going to be felt really hard.
If that money was spent entirely on treating bacterial illnesses and making people better, that would be money well spent.
I thought that we were more patient with our offense in the second half compared to the first which was important.
Jersey as a whole spends hundreds of thousands of pounds on antibiotics a year,
People are saying, 'I don't know what's going to happen, but I'm going to wait around and see what the Fed does,' ... When everyone is uncertain, you're going to get a lot of volatility.
That was important because once we settled down we were able to run our offense.
We've known for a while that we are going to have long lines at the confessional booth and long faces through third-quarter earnings season. I just think that a lot of the pessimism right now seems overblown.
We have been working on that a lot lately in practice.
When you see these big companies reporting disappointing earnings, people get less confident that there will be earnings estimate increases.
We are working on pushing the ball up but if we don't have anything not to rush and if we play with patience than we can play with anybody in this league.
We're treading water today. With most of Wall Street on vacation, I think that's all we'll be doing until after Labor Day.
And what we've done is emphasize those companies because the technology is changing so rapidly and becoming so complex that these companies are going to do very, very well as design changes are made and demands are made in the semiconductor industry.
The bulls aren't running but they're stamping their feet. (The news) heartened a market clutching at anything that even looks like good news. With fundamentals remaining the same, we're not looking at a sustainable rally.
The bulls aren't running but they're stamping their feet, ... (The news) heartened a market clutching at anything that even looks like good news. With fundamentals remaining the same, we're not looking at a sustainable rally.
They have been repeatedly saying they're going to continue their mission of trying to restrain inflation, ... They want to make sure oil inflation does not spread into core inflation.
In general, most companies still have trouble passing on price increases, so as result, they're going to have to continually reduce their costs of production and that means their use of raw materials and the amount of people they hire and so on.
If you can't hide in drugs, where can you hide? ... Drug stocks have been dependable, a good defensive play, a good place to hide, and now this.
Hope is wrestling fear in the market right now. If Greenspan's upbeat comments...cut the odds of another rate cut next week, his optimism probably had a greater effect on investors than a quarter-point cut would have had anyway.
Hope is wrestling fear in the market right now, ... If Greenspan's upbeat comments...cut the odds of another rate cut next week, his optimism probably had a greater effect on investors than a quarter-point cut would have had anyway.
I am very happy for Jessie because she played very well (on Tuesday).
I consider this event as critical, if not more economically damaging, as Sept. 11, 2001. We have no idea what the extent of the damage is down there, and we may not know until next week.
The market appears to be forecasting zero growth in earnings next year, ... I don't think that's going to happen, so that's where the opportunity lies.
The end of the war won't produce a starburst of economic growth, nor will it unleash a tidal wave of business spending, ... Instead, we'll get just enough business and economic activity to keep us from slipping back into recession and to set us up for stronger growth next year.
