392 Quotes by Anthony Chan

I just see it as a speed bump.

Policy makers make policy on long-term trends, ... This is temporary. Labor costs will eventually come down.

The bottom line is, the labor market is going to continue to show further deterioration, not because it's getting worse, but because of mechanics. As the unemployment rate gets higher, the consumer is going to consider that.

We'll start seeing solid and significant evidence of recovery in the manufacturing sector in the first quarter next year. It was the first to go into recession and will be the first to come out.

I remain more confident that the consumer will take great comfort in knowing that our government is truly taking care of business.

The bottom line is that Wall Street will have to shave off some of its overly exuberant fourth-quarter real GDP estimates,

My suspicion is the value of the dollar has to continue to weaken. Until we see further reduction in the value of the dollar, we won't be turning the ship around.

What investors should realize is that the hostesses have been recruited to start removing the punch bowls from all Fed reception rooms and will soon be out full in force and ready to continue raising short-term rates well into 2003.

The bottom line is that consumers experienced a soft patch in the first quarter and they appear to be emerging from it,