15 Quotes by Hans Kunnen

With the market buoyant, there is always the incentive to seek capital.

Yesterday's sell-off was interesting, indicating that people were prepared to take profits at these levels.

Times will change, but not in 2006. It's not so easy for phone companies like Telstra to make money like they used to. They're a hard sell to investors.

With commodities prices still firm, these stocks should continue to benefit for some time. Commodities stocks have been leading the charge the past quarter.

Figures like these are reassuring for the global companies here. Nothing about the U.S. is concerning for us on this side of the globe right now.

There have been more surprises on the upside than the downside, and the outlook statements have been encouraging enough to at least convince investors to stay in the market.

BHP and Rio are setting themselves up for growth for the next five years. Volumes will go up and that will boost their earnings.

Earnings growth is still in the pipeline for next year and commodities forecasts are being revised up, so no one is willing to pull the plug on resources stocks just yet. Some of them are in play, so there's added incentive to buy gold stocks.

There's something new to worry about now with oil. There's always plenty of supply-side shocks with oil, and it's not found in the most stable parts of the world.