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Hugh Johnson Quotes
«Even though it's a bad time, it's a good time - if you have a taxable account, you clearly want to harvest some of the gains, and offset it with some sales of losses,»
Author: Hugh Johnson
«It's almost as though we're getting a crash, and it's coming at us one stock at a time,»
Author: Hugh Johnson
«There have been a lot of high-profile companies taking a lot of extraordinary drops. When things go south for a company, they really go south.»
Author: Hugh Johnson
«They tend to be like sheep. They are followers. It's called piling on in football, and I think it's the equivalent. It's unprecedented.»
Author: Hugh Johnson
«It's not good news, ... Even though the focus is on the Middle East and oil prices, these numbers clearly are not going to stabilize the markets.»
Author: Hugh Johnson
«Clearly the Federal Reserve is getting what it wanted with six interest rate increases.»
Author: Hugh Johnson
«The problem is there are exceptions. You're still left with the question: Is this the time when it won't work?»
Author: Hugh Johnson
«It confirms that as we started the fourth quarter the economy continues to slow, ... At the same time that the economy is slowing, there is ongoing tightness in the labor markets and ongoing upward pressure on wages.»
Author: Hugh Johnson
«It's still way too close a race to call, and I think the market will reflect the fact that it's still up in the air,»
Author: Hugh Johnson
«Everybody is going to know the same, but it's going to be less. The disclosure of information becomes more carefully managed than the Federal Reserve manages the disclosure of information.»
Author: Hugh Johnson