50 Quotes by David Joy

Rate hikes don't have to mean the death knell for tech spending. Fundamentals are still strong.

Normally, you buy back a lot of stock when you don't think there's any reason to invest in your own company, ... Parsons hasn't ruled out Icahn's suggestions, but it's clear he wants his flexibility.

Normally I'd say it's just a number but I think it's relatively important this time around. If we break through 11,000, it might be indicative of a general feeling that the economic expansion is more broadly based.

You might have a situation where the Fed raises rates, modifies the language a little bit but intends to keep on going. If the market assumes that it's one more and done that might be a misread.

The upshot of the process is that one partner will be left. We're keen to get it resolved as soon as possible.

They profited from that last year, and it looks as though corporate America is positioned to do the same or more this year.

There seems to be a wide disconnect between the headline growth numbers and individual perception about the relative health of the economy.

Stocks in the financial and consumer discretionary sectors look particularly vulnerable as the perception is that inflationary pressures will keep mounting and the Fed is not done with raising rates.

They will probably have to make some estimations.