68 Quotes by Brett Gallagher

Eliminating the dividend tax is a psychological positive for the market, ... but at the end of the day, it's no big deal.

There's a general concern about the economy and corporate profits. The deals seem to be driven by the ability to reduce costs or create greater synergies of scale, so it's not something that's going to help them meet next quarter's earnings.

There's a general concern about the economy and corporate profits, ... The deals seem to be driven by the ability to reduce costs or create greater synergies of scale, so it's not something that's going to help them meet next quarter's earnings.

There's nothing for investors to latch on to with conviction. We're being tested on both sides. With no clear-cut view that things are getting better, the (economic) recovery keeps getting pushed out.

These are all quality names in their sectors, all giving negative guidance, and I think that's shaking investors.

After a big up day like you had yesterday, you have to have some digestion. Once things run up by a big amount, then investors have to step back.

Once the market has fallen far and fast, there tends to be a pause.

Demand will keep energy tight. Any pullback I view as an opportunity to add to positions.

Anybody who was asleep through all of this is getting jolted awake. A lot of people are back to where they were when they originally started investing.