70 Quotes by David Wyss

That's what people say but probably not what they do.

Your next European vacation is going to cost a lot more, and you're going to see lot more European tourists running around New York.

Your guess on where oil prices are going to go is as good as mine. It just depends on the Middle East and who knows what is going to happen there.

This is the continuing story of the rich getting richer. Clearly, the gains in wealth are going to the top end.

This may mean less change in the Fed statement on Tuesday, and increases the chances of a rate hike in March.

It is rather encouraging that the Fed is pointing toward a pause after the May hike. A lot of us were getting concerned that the hikes would continue into June and August. And one of the problems is that what the Fed does now affects the economy a year from now.

It's not leaking into the core inflation rate as it did back in the 1970s.

It's the '90s all over again. New technology, it's exciting, people think it's going to the sky, and people are paying accordingly.

It looks sort of in line with expectations, with some strength -- for example a rebound in communications and machinery, but also some disturbing continued weakness in the computer sector.