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Barry Ritholtz Quotes
«It might make sense for Jobs to run one company under the same roof, but it's probably easier to keep them separate.»
Author: Barry Ritholtz
«we had an upward move for eight to 12 months, and at some point the market needs to consolidate.»
Author: Barry Ritholtz
«When you see a 250-point spurt like that in less than two months, that's not sustainable. What this pullback is doing, and I think will continue to do, is bring us back to a more sustainable level.»
Author: Barry Ritholtz
«Historical patterns we watch are suggesting that this pullback is not the beginning of the end, but merely an overdue consolidation, likely to run several months.»
Author: Barry Ritholtz
«When earnings are great, everybody knows about it, so what's the discount?»
Author: Barry Ritholtz
«There's still upside in tech but it's going to be more grudging and grinding and choppy, it's not going to be this moon shot that we saw a year ago.»
Author: Barry Ritholtz
«For technology, lack of pricing power is always an ongoing concern.»
Author: Barry Ritholtz
«Once we get past the election, the odds favor a year-end rally. There are no guarantees but that is the traditional pattern,»
Author: Barry Ritholtz
«There's a little follow-through from yesterday. I would be happier if we had significant volume.»
Author: Barry Ritholtz
«Four years after the bubble popped, I can't believe that companies still legitimately have enough fat that they can cut heads and that it would not affect them going forward,»
Author: Barry Ritholtz