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Robert Olstein Quotes
«You've got to buy on negativity, because that's when you get the best price for stocks. You have to look a year or two out.»
Author: Robert Olstein
«You've got to buy the negativity, ... That's when you get the right price for stocks -- in the eye of the storm.»
Author: Robert Olstein
«We believe the economy will start to (recover) some time in January, ... And now is the time to take advantage.»
Author: Robert Olstein
«[The same treatment would be afforded Del Monte, he added.] Eventually we'll lose patience, ... but we're not there yet.»
Author: Robert Olstein
«People have gotten tired of this company making excuses, ... It's been a marginal investment for us so far. We've owned it about a year; we're frustrated, too. Our average cost is $10.50 a share. That's not why we buy a stock -- to make 50 cents.»
Author: Robert Olstein
«Here's a company that we think has free-cash-flow capability of between $1 and $1.25 a share, ... At this price, this would be an outstanding acquisition candidate.»
Author: Robert Olstein
«We don't take an activist role, ... If we don't like it, we sell it.»
Author: Robert Olstein
«And if you then want to play it yourself, you better understand accounting. You better understand discounted cash flow because stocks are not lottery tickets. They are real companies and eventually they can only grow as far as their real earnings, not their fictitious earnings.»
Author: Robert Olstein