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David Menlow Quotes
«The acute hospital sector does not have the sex appeal that people have been waiting for. Yet, it's a reliable sector that does not have across-the-board saturation.»
Author: David Menlow
«We are looking for the energy sector to be the odds on favorite for market leadership that could reawaken the sleeping IPO giant.»
Author: David Menlow
«This is an enormous statement about the health of the IPO market. The worst of the market is behind us.»
Author: David Menlow
«We see the health care sector percolating, or at the risk of quoting a pun, we see a heartbeat in the sector.»
Author: David Menlow
«This in not necessarily a potential strong sector, but it is one that will get IPO investors interest.»
Author: David Menlow
«The IPO market is being considered a luxury now.»
Author: David Menlow
«There is a vein of distrust in the marketplace for many big deals. They are viewed not as a safe haven, but a financial bailout for the issuers and the shareholders of the parent company.»
Author: David Menlow
«Underperforming assets are not going to work in the marketplace. Spin-offs used to be desirable. Now it looks like companies want to give to the investing public divisions that they can't do anything with.»
Author: David Menlow
«The tech IPO market is going through a minor renaissance. This is another encouraging foundation step.»
Author: David Menlow
«Investors are feeling more bullish about the economy. We're running on very different fundamentals today.»
Author: David Menlow