336 Quotes by Barry Hyman

The likelihood of inflationary pressures is increasing. The likelihood that the (Federal Reserve) is going to do something is increasing.

The numbers look good, but it's two quarters in a row that analysts are skeptical about how they're reporting their numbers.

If the Fed believes there are inflationary concerns about the strength of the economy, they will act. They will continue to do what they need to do to slow the economy down. It's going to be a transition market and there's no need to be aggressive here. Use a little caution and let prices come to you.

The blue-chips just turned down. Regardless, the retailers were up but really not enough to carry the market.

The bias still seems to be to the upside. Buyers are optimistic and see the long-term side of the market. The downward pressure now is not that great. The money flow has just been too strong.

Today is the next to last day of the quarter and window dressing gets more aggressive.

The bias for today and tomorrow should still be to the upside because of the end of the quarter when you get portfolio adjustments.

There is a fear that we'll have a negative surprise and inflationary fears are keeping people on the sidelines, ... There's no real great impetus out there to drive the market.

The barrage of economic data will be the one saving grace for the markets this week,