20 Quotes by Carlos Asilis

We could talk about sunspots, we could talk about fiscal year-end effects, but whatever the explanation may be, history is on the side of the fourth quarter being a good one.

The story is clearest in the natural resource area. They import a lot from resource-rich countries like Brazil and Chile. It's no mistake that those are two of the top five performing markets in the world this year.

The things that make up the bulk of consumer expenditures for most U.S. households -- all of them seem to be moving up significantly.

Are we going to break up or down? It's hard to say at this point. What is becoming clear is that buying volatility may not be a bad thing.

It's not unexpected. We think it's a healthy move.

Stocks will probably hit a wall in the next couple of months, unless we move closer to the Goldilocks scenario.

If rates keep going higher, that will pose some problems to sizeable chunks of the stock market, particularly financials and other areas that are interest-rate sensitive.

In that environment, it's only natural to expect the switch from labor into technology.

By introducing noise, they hope the adjustment will be smoother.