24 Quotes by Peter Canelo

In the last three years, bonds have done OK, with yields around 6 percent. But the stock market has more than doubled.

International investors get scared and pull their money out of these stocks. They don't know what impeachment is, they don't care about the fine points. But they're scared.

For the first time in this cycle I'm getting a little nervous.

This is mostly negative for bonds, which have done well because we haven't seen any signs of inflation despite the strong U.S. economy. Suddenly, that's gone.

The market will be looking for a flat unemployment number and a small tick up in jobs, and if the market doesn't get that, it's gonna feel it.

The market isn't cheap. But I think strong participation from foreign investors is helping and the (planned) cut in the (U.S.) capital-gains-tax rate makes the market cheaper.