26 Quotes by Stanley Nabi

For almost ten years, nobody asked me to structure a dividend-yield portfolio. Now I'm getting calls from a lot of clients asking for one.

It's the largest thrift in the country. It has had an excellent track record in both operations and acquisitions. It is growing at about 12-15 percent and trading at about 6 1/2 times earnings.

If I were chairman of the board, I would turn to Mark and tell him to do exactly what you have been doing a while longer. Improve margins further, keep establishing your credibility on Wall Street, and go get more market share now that Dell is on the run.

I'm tempted by AOL here, but I don't have it in the fund I manage. The risk level is very high.

How can they sell something that isn't doing well? They'll get nothing for it. I think if they can turn it around and make it solidly profitable, they'll get rid of it.

How can they sell something that isn't doing well? ... They'll get nothing for it.

All of these things are going to converge, forcing strategists to raise estimates for this year and next year. That will make valuations look more reasonable.

The market is still adjusting to lower profits expectations, and beyond that it just can't make decisions with the world situation being what it is.