14 Quotes by Phil Ruffat

We're seeing basically complete distrust in financial accounting in the Western Hemisphere. People are going to pack it up and go.

We've saber rattled so much it seems like, just to save face, we're going to have to go in. The feeling seems to be that war is not necessary, but inevitable.

People were looking for a little more screaming. He came out with a whimper.

I don't know that anyone is looking at the fundamentals.

He would be receiving a stream of income and at the same time getting gains off any price appreciation.

Unless we have a war, I think the market is going to be positive. And I don't think the U.S. is going to go to war at Christmas.

I think we're going higher. I don't know about today, but I think they're going higher in general.

Two years from now we might be saying this was the perfect time to buy. But right now, nobody wants to stand in front of a freight train.

We're going through the roof here on the expectation of a 48-hour war. If the war is over quickly, you might see a 1,000-point rally on the Dow -- that's what the consensus is. Obviously, it's one of those things which might turn true before it even happens, which is dangerous.