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Barry Hyman Quotes
«This is the third 'up' day in a row and that's showing a direction. People are getting a little bit nervous -- it's been dangerous to pick bottoms before because it always turned back down.»
Author: Barry Hyman
«There is such apathy toward investing.»
Author: Barry Hyman
«I just really do believe, and our utility analyst believes, that the California situation will clear itself up. Here is an opportunity with a four-percent dividend to take advantage of a conservative play,»
Author: Barry Hyman
«Inflation is not the problem; growth is.»
Author: Barry Hyman
«I can't see it. Not in the Nasdaq.»
Author: Barry Hyman
«I think what the market is really saying is it needs a catalyst.»
Author: Barry Hyman
«I think there's apathy in the market. The cruel reality is that earnings do matter and, in the absence of any new catalyst, you're going to get days like this.»
Author: Barry Hyman
«If you have a portfolio that is abundant [in the sector], I would say you probably want to diversify, ... If you're underweight in the sector, bear through the tough times ahead.»
Author: Barry Hyman
«The world is going wireless and they're going to have to take advantage of the wireless world and adapt their business models for those types of products. When new innovations are made in the PC world to the wireless world, these companies are going to have to be the 'in' players.»
Author: Barry Hyman
«That's a phenomenal psychological change. It indicates things are priced in.»
Author: Barry Hyman