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Pip Coburn Quotes
«The age-old reaction to Microsoft doing something is 'It's not going to bother us,' but when Microsoft decides to turn up the heat, you really do have to watch out.»
Author: Pip Coburn
«Folks 'get' the idea of a potential mania on flat panel televisions and that Corning may be one of the few successful large cap ways to play the trend.»
Author: Pip Coburn
«Third quarter and fourth quarter earnings estimates need to come down dramatically.»
Author: Pip Coburn
«Absolutely nothing is getting more positive. We need fundamental evidence to spur a long-term rally.»
Author: Pip Coburn
«No way should Lucent's numbers be viewed as a sign that the business is turning around. They're coming off a horrible base.»
Author: Pip Coburn
«For tech multiples to significantly reverse direction, investors will need to feel comfortable about fundamentals again...including earnings estimates, IT spending trends, and macro issues.»
Author: Pip Coburn
«So far there's very little evidence of excess inventory and 1Q 04 expectations seem reasonable to us relative to historical norms.»
Author: Pip Coburn
«Investors were hoping for some white knight to pop in and save Lucent.»
Author: Pip Coburn
«Investors are moving from telescopic-themed-excessive-multiple creatures to microscopic-near-term-earnings-fearing-lower-multiple folks.»
Author: Pip Coburn
«There is probably not going to be a recovery until 2003. I expect the suffering to continue and impact most of the telecom stocks.»
Author: Pip Coburn