65 Quotes by Alan Skrainka

Take IBM out and the market looks pretty much unchanged on the day.

It's (Johnson & Johnson) very reasonably priced, relative to its prospects, and while J&J may be at a yearly high, again, we think it is pretty close to its five-year low, if you are talking about the next five years.

The rest of the market continues to struggle with reports that continue to show the economy is too strong.

Small business owners have a great stake not only in what's going on in the stock market, but what's happening in the overall economy as a result.

The Fed often overshoots and I think you have to prepare for that outcome.

Individual investors have to separate the statistical noise of week to week numbers and focus on the big picture.

I'm hopeful that we're nearing the end of this series of tightening. I don't think we have a serious inflation problem. With strong productivity, unit labor costs are under control.

If you read the speech, he seems to imply that those hikes aren't enough.

Investors are very concerned about the short-term prospects for the economy, and that's why they are selling stocks.