181 Quotes by Ned Riley

This has probably been the most-telegraphed rate cut of all time. The market had already anticipated this. Now they are asking: How much more can I get?

We're at the end of the quarter and people are consolidating a little bit. April could look better if we can see some tech names assert leadership.

This would be a short-term stimulus to personal computer manufacturers, semiconductors and the whole gamut of technology companies.

The focus point of the market this week is going to be tomorrow. If anything, I'm hoping for neutrality out of the Fed.

The Enron hearings aren't going to help a lot.

The question is what are the real earnings.

We do have a little bit of a role reversal. The vulnerability is that (tech) stocks are priced at such levels that any disappointment leaves investors with a quick and sour taste in the mouth. Today's action reflects a little insurance being taken out that if somebody falters, it will bring the others down.

The hesitancy is still there for the simple reason that companies have another two weeks of warnings before results are actually announced.

The inclination is toward selling the rally instead of buying on the dips.