23 Quotes by William Hummer

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    I'd characterize third-quarter stock performance as disappointing and event-driven, although it was understandable why the market reaction was what it was,

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    I expect there will be improvements in the trade balance and business investment and in inventories so that the overall pace of activity will accelerate in the third quarter,

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    If the Fed is right and the economy continues to expand, we'll see that happen and see it reflected in the earnings for the second half.

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    Hurricane Rita, and its corollary affect on energy prices, is moving the market today, no question about it. Uncertainty is poison for the market.

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    I think the likelihood of gaining is reinforced this year because we've gotten to an oversold condition due to all the negatives that have weighed on stock investors,

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    I think energy stocks will flatten or worse, ... I'm not looking at the sector to tank, but I don't think it will hold the same appeal for money managers as it has in the previous three quarters.

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    We're entering a seasonal period now, pre-Thanksgiving, pre-December holidays, where we often see a stock advance,

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    There are a tremendous amount of investors who are very happy with the floor system, ... That is not to say that over years advances in technology and efficiency won't change that. My perception is that the change will be glacial, not abrupt.

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    There are a combination of forces which could be positive, on net. The market's been held hostage by the election and Iraq, and those may at least temporarily fade as preoccupations if better economic news takes hold.

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