27 Quotes by John Lonski

We have some hint that the tax rebate program just might be able to pull the economy out of its funk,

The credit market right now is bracing for some bad news. Yields should continue heading higher until the U.S. economy slackens appreciably.

We can talk about GDP, but what does that mean to most people? The everyday American has a better handle on where the Dow is today, where it was not long ago and where it was at its peak.

Don't rush out to buy long-term bonds as rates are rising unless you're convinced that the economy is going to slow significantly.

Five years of having equity market growth of 25 percent a year seems to be a thing of the past. The law of long-term averages is reasserting itself.

is in no hurry to go ahead and increase interest rates.

It would help to put in a bottom if we had a clearer idea of what may happen in Iraq,

The super-sized issue from AT&T reminds us of how . . . investor demand for long-term investment-grade corporate bonds is very strong. Corporate America has more than offset (the) reduction in federal borrowing . . . brought on by the emergence of the federal budget surplus.

This could mark a turning point. After all, the Fed was right, the latest slowdown was temporary and the economy is about to gain speed going into the second half of 2005, which would imply that more rate hikes lie ahead.