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John Rutledge Quotes
«When you have a reasonable P/E and you raise the E that's how you're going to outperform.»
Author: John Rutledge
«Software makes more sense for consolidation than many other areas of tech. Large corporate customers don't want to buy from that many vendors.»
Author: John Rutledge
«Investors should never buy a tech stock solely on the hope that it will be bought at a higher price.»
Author: John Rutledge
«There's going to continue to be a problem with viruses and worms,»
Author: John Rutledge
«Rising rates clearly amplifies that the economy is improving and that there should be more spending on technology. We don't take that as a negative.»
Author: John Rutledge
«This is a pretty solid quarter. There is not much for people to complain about,»
Author: John Rutledge
«Expectations have been awfully high on the chip equipment stocks. Many times this is a very rewarding area and that's why the stocks have been chased. But we need to see some stronger end demand.»
Author: John Rutledge
«Consumers are coming through nicely but it doesn't look like there are major plans for corporations to ramp up IT spending in 2004.»
Author: John Rutledge
«Sun is marking time, treading water on revenues.»
Author: John Rutledge
«HP would benefit from a services acquisition. It's a great entr?e for additional business,»
Author: John Rutledge