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Richard Yamarone Quotes
«It's looking like this party we're all talking about has turned into a gala.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«Greenspan will take it away on Wednesday like everyone's saying here, but he's only taking it away momentarily, ... He's taking one and he's done.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«The pre-auction announcement speculation was the cause for the rapid sell-off in the 30-year bond,»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«Inflation is not a problem and generally isn't during periods of economic weakness, ... This is simply because producers cannot pass along increased prices.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«With job-market conditions being what they are, I don't see how consumers will be out there spending up a storm in coming months,»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«People buying generators sounds more like a smart insurance plan to protect some of their assets, rather than a sign they're living in fear. It may dampen people's outlook a little bit, but not in a way that would translate into weaker spending.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«That's not a lot of money available to hire new workers and invest in new equipment -- if businesses wanted to do that, and that doesn't seem to be case.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«It's not all roses in the labor market. I think the worst is behind us, but we're more likely to have flat, or sideways, movements in job creation for the next year, year and a half.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«Looking at where we are right now, I don't think the Fed raises rates until 2005.»
Author: Richard Yamarone
«That's five months of sitting on your rear end unemployed, and that doesn't bode well for spending.»
Author: Richard Yamarone