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Ross Margolies Quotes
«The sales are reasonably good. I think the most important thing is that inventories are in shape. So, the outlook for the coming year seems to be pretty positive.»
Author: Ross Margolies
«They'll be able to offer some very attractive merchandise to the customers.»
Author: Ross Margolies
«I think we have a lot more (warnings) to come in the coming weeks.»
Author: Ross Margolies
«It was pretty ugly [last week]. We've got a lot of earnings to get through in the next week. I'm hoping there will be an absence of bad news and maybe that can help us.»
Author: Ross Margolies
«I think people are very scared. Yesterday, you had a kind of panic buying where people were afraid to be out of the market.»
Author: Ross Margolies
«I expect the market to constantly get knocked on the head, and eventually it's going to sink in.»
Author: Ross Margolies
«The consumer is making a lot of money, employment is high, wages are starting to go up. People have money in their pockets.»
Author: Ross Margolies
«My feeling is it's going to be hard to stay up here.»
Author: Ross Margolies
«There's a lot of momentum and unless something changes it, like another rate hike, we'd expect it to continue. We don't feel super bullish about the market, though ... One thing that we're not doing is chasing the super big-cap names just because they've going up.»
Author: Ross Margolies