23 Quotes by John Caldwell

There is always a heightened element of concern during early-morning hours of darkness.

Everyone's trying to put a housing angle on almost any investment trend.

At the forefront of investors' minds are going to be earnings, and to a lesser extent, the economy. I really think that's what is going to dictate how the market behaves.

Thanks to our drivers, the districts liability insurance claims have dropped over the last three years in a row while the number of vehicles, drivers and miles driven continue to rise. Operations are about as lean as they can be and still remain safe and efficient.

Once we get to 2006, you come up against two straight years of very difficult earnings comparisons. We're looking for a low-teens earnings growth rate. It's very healthy, but it's not enough to get investors excited.

Companies that are reporting good results are being rewarded, but it's not really having too much of a carryover effect into other stocks,

Any sort of economic data that is going to make the case for solid economic growth but no need for the Fed to raise rates any further is going to be well received. The market is comfortable with one or two more rate hikes, and then a pause.

This is the kind of reaction everyone expected yesterday,

There's a new culture of online stars being born. Those people could write a book and sell a few copies.