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Ted Weisberg Quotes
«The rally was largely technical, so it's not surprising that there was some selling today.»
Author: Ted Weisberg
«There's a minor witch hunt going on. Everyone is focusing on the negative.»
Author: Ted Weisberg
«I just think that oil, along with the direction of interest rates, clearly has put a big cloud over the stock market.»
Author: Ted Weisberg
«Giving back half of the rally probably sets us up for neutral trade tomorrow (Tuesday). The silver lining is that what's being created before our eyes are some pretty compelling and attractive values.»
Author: Ted Weisberg
«We saw a pullback from the [Friday] rally, back into the negative, which is the trend it's been in and probably will continue to be.»
Author: Ted Weisberg
«I think a lot of people are looking for some positive signs coming out of the economy. So therefore any data that doesn't support that wish is going to put a blanket on things.»
Author: Ted Weisberg
«It was a broad-based rally with good volume. All in all a good day.»
Author: Ted Weisberg
«It seems to me we're sort of limping toward the finish line.»
Author: Ted Weisberg
«I would suspect the problem is we're in this period of pre-announcements and most of it is negative so we're sort of limping along. The big test is how will the market absorb this negative news we know is coming.»
Author: Ted Weisberg
«As we put more time between Sept. 11 and today, the confidence returns to investors and traders. There's a ton of money out there looking for an excuse to buy stocks.»
Author: Ted Weisberg