8 Quotes by Jim Glickenhaus

People are so scared that one minute they feel like there's hope and the next minute they panic and sell a bit.

People ask and say why should I pay 30 times (earnings) for something that may grow at only 10 or 15 percent. The question is: Is it as exciting as something like Texas Instruments that I believe is going to grow at 25 percent or 30 percent for the next 10 years?

The Nasdaq just went up too far, too fast. When anything goes up 100 percent in a year, it is too much; it has to pull back. This is a normal correction, and it's a spectacular time to buy these stocks.

They have great products. They're going to make physical things that people will pay money to buy, that will result in earnings in real dollars.

It makes a device, a digital sound processor that turns analog voice into numbers which then could be transmitted through fiber-optic cables and cell phones and any device like that. The growth of this is explosive.

They have to start earning money, and that is the point when you can judge what they are worth. These companies which have lost $100 off their peaks could lose another $100 and they still wouldn't be cheap.

I mean, I believe very strongly in the fundamental of oil drilling, and the oil drillers are perhaps the most spectacular stocks of this year. They're still up; they were up yesterday, and they're near their all-time highs, and that's because the world uses 200 million barrels of oil more than it drills. The companies that own the equipment to drill are going to be utilized more and the rates are going up.

Intel, which has a product that is going to be used, has real earnings, has growth, I think Intel will be around in 50 years.