65 Quotes by Tim Ghriskey

It will strengthen two companies that aren't particularly strong. The industry needs that consolidation to make them stronger against competing technologies.

They continue to lose market share. Incentives didn't seem to really help the situation here. You have to wonder if the incentives are really the right way to go.

After the peak season ends, the fee increases will kick in and that will be a major driving factor in boosting earnings for the full year.

The Fed statement was clear about the likelihood of further rate increases. That outlook, combined with Dell's warning, was enough to damp demand for stocks today.

The Fed statement was clear about the likelihood of further rate increases, ... That outlook, combined with Dell's warning, was enough to damp demand for stocks today.

I'm definitely rooting for Detroit just because of that. You want to have any advantage you can.

Initially, the tax rate was a negative surprise. Estimates were at 26%.

Clearly Delphi is under pressure here, and their threat (of bankruptcy) is a real threat. Their first order of business is to try to renegotiate some of those (union) deals and terms to ensure the viability of the U.S. business.

GE's businesses are benefiting from the economic environment both domestically and internationally. But revenue did fall slightly below Wall Street's expectations, which is a bit of a disappointment.