6 Quotes by Peter Sorrentino

A lot of investors get this real myopic view that the world is the G-7 (countries) and this time out it's really not. It's everybody but the G-7.

That seals the cut and prevents the cuttings from getting an embolism, which is an air bubble.

Their distribution centers will kind of become supermarkets for their products.

He's managed to turn that ship around. It's tough to grow these businesses when you have to pay off the kind of debt he's had to handle.

The healthcare business, on its own, would probably be worth in the mid-teens -- $14 to $16 a share depending on how much debt they put into the company. For the sum of the parts, I'd put the value at $36 to $38 a share.

The heavy manufacturing side of the U.S. economy -- which is pretty much under the radar because it's dwarfed by the consumer side -- is doing really well and will continue to do well for a while.