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Chuck Carlson Quotes
«There has been turnover of more than a third of the companies in the past few years. I don't think there is any pressing need to make more changes right now.»
Author: Chuck Carlson
«Historically, it's not like GM has always been a great company. It's had it's cyclical down periods. But you need to look at the import of GM, not as much a stock but as a barometer of the economy.»
Author: Chuck Carlson
«That really says investors are getting impatient with the turnaround in the technology sector.»
Author: Chuck Carlson
«The Dow is more a barometer of the economy and not so much the stock market. The photography sector isn't all that crucial to the economy.»
Author: Chuck Carlson
«I think there is a remote chance of GM being removed only because the Dow people probably don't necessarily like having companies in there with a junk bond rating,»
Author: Chuck Carlson
«If I can get money from you, there must be some earnings there.»
Author: Chuck Carlson
«Who cared about a 2 percent yield when you were making 30 percent on your money.»
Author: Chuck Carlson
«Those [stocks] are the ones where you haven't had any pre-announcements.»
Author: Chuck Carlson
«I think the people at Dow would have to acknowledge that there is something to the Internet,»
Author: Chuck Carlson
«Valuations are getting stretched, especially in the technology sector. There may be some recovery in the economy, but the notion that it will translate into a big jump in corporate profits - the jury is still out on that.»
Author: Chuck Carlson