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Richard Peterson Quotes
«With apologies to Frank Capra, it was a wonderful year for underwriting. There's no shortage of demand for money.»
Author: Richard Peterson
«One of the issues I'm looking at this week is Crayfish [which will trade under the symbol CRFH],»
Author: Richard Peterson
«There's not much for IPO investors or bankers to get excited about,»
Author: Richard Peterson
«Maybe with the market rebounding, some companies are getting ready to test the waters again. But the IPO market is still bad and there's no room for error,»
Author: Richard Peterson
«The Blue Nile gain is almost three times the average IPO first-day gain, which is about 12 or 13 percent,»
Author: Richard Peterson
«[Thomson's Peterson blamed a glut of offerings for the biotech's poor performance.] There's really an over supply of biotech offerings, ... That sector has been leading the offerings and it's been a poor year for biotech.»
Author: Richard Peterson
«SBC may lead other regional carriers to look at other acquisitions,»
Author: Richard Peterson
«There's not much for IPO investors or bankers to get excited about.»
Author: Richard Peterson
«The Blue Nile gain is almost three times the average IPO first-day gain, which is about 12 or 13 percent.»
Author: Richard Peterson
«We're a grassroots organization, which means the Minnesota Corn Growers is run from the bottom up. Individual farmers give us direction, but in order for that to happen we have to have a strong membership-strong in numbers and strong in feeling connected to the important work we're doing.»
Author: Richard Peterson