- ex Fallstreet.com (Zitate) - black elk, 07.02.2001, 21:43
ex Fallstreet.com (Zitate)
"It still boggles my imagination, that everybody thinks we can come through the biggest bubble in the history of the world and certainly the longest boom that the U.S. has ever had and get out of it with a very, very mild recession."
B. Biggs
"...he strongly suggested that he would refrain from participating in multibillion-dollar bailouts aimed chiefly at stabilizing the currencies of countries where corruption and mismanagement had led to crisis."
IHT on P.Oneill
"Please, Mr. Greenspan - If You'll Bail Me Out Just This One More Time, I'll Promise To Tear Up My Credit Cards"
Northern Trust
"In my view, Bezos is the Joseph Stalin of corporate America..."
Robert Hunter, SM
"It's the forward guidance these days that really scares people"
Link
"We make our own decisions,"
Win Duisenberg ECB
"The Federal Reserve is desperately trying to prevent the economy from slipping into a recession,"
Sung Won Sohn
'Most likely, we are in recession right now'
George Soros
"This time around, the danger is that aggressive monetary and fiscal policy could reignite the credit boom, leaving the country vulnerable to a more severe recession in the future"
FT
"If we get two negative quarters back to back, that will be a recession, I think our earlier comments were right on target.''
Richard Cheney
"Special theories are needed to persuade us that all news is good. When conventional economics fails to do this, stockbrokers invent their own."
Andrew Smithers
"Here we are in a society of (we're told) laws and institutions with free markets for free people, and how do we spend our waking hours? Waiting on and speculating about the decisions of an unelected group, the Federal Open Market Committee,"
Howard Simons
"Taken together, the three composite indexes and their components show an increasing risk of a downturn in economic activity."
Conference Board
"So many economic commentators consider the performance of the American economy so remarkable that they find themselves constantly struggling to conjure up ideas that can satisfactorily explain it."
New Australian
"The severity of these data hint of the early stages of a recession,"
Ray Stone of Stone & McCarthy Research Associates
"...'the madness and delusion of crowds' will be a 21st century
phenomenon as they have been in every past century"
Leo C. O'Neill, president of Standard & Poor's
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