20 Quotes by Andre Bakhos

Considering that it's a bank holiday, there are no earnings and no economic numbers, Dell could be one of the few points of interest today.

Earnings may prove to be a good distraction from what's been going on with energy prices. But managers, including myself, are asking themselves how long companies will be able withstand oil prices at these levels without being hurt.

Oil seems to be a tad off today. One of the reasons yesterday sold off so much was having that surge in oil. We're getting a little respite from that this morning.

Oil seems to be a tad off today, ... One of the reasons yesterday sold off so much was having that surge in oil. We're getting a little respite from that this morning.

The jobs data should tip the scales one way or another.

The confluence of three themes today -- energy prices, earnings and economic numbers -- should make for an interesting market.

Investors are looking for a sign as to when rate hikes are going to stop.

If crude oil prices hit $60 a barrel, that's going to stir up old fears of higher energy prices and revive worries about their impact on consumer spending. The $60 dollar level is a key psychological barrier.

For the most part, Christmas is here and everyone is taking a well-deserved break, including Wall Street. Unless there's a significant deviation from expectations on the economic data, I'd be surprised if the market closed more than 30 points either way.