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Tom Bentz Quotes
«We are drifting a little bit after a pretty big run-up over the last week. It's only a matter of time before we break through $70.85 and then head to the mid- $70s.»
Author: Tom Bentz
«The gasoline number is keeping the rally going. Everything is pointing to us ultimately taking out the post-Katrina highs.»
Author: Tom Bentz
«Crude is also approaching all-time highs.»
Author: Tom Bentz
«The world is nervous about Iran, and it feeds into the nervousness in the market. You are in an environment where you just can't risk having a further loss of supply.»
Author: Tom Bentz
«Where the top is is pretty hard to say at this point.»
Author: Tom Bentz
«This is a bull market and we have not found a top yet.»
Author: Tom Bentz
«That is the only thing that will stop prices from rising.»
Author: Tom Bentz
«We continue to press higher for the same reasons for the last few weeks. Iran is probably the biggest factor, with the war of words heating up.»
Author: Tom Bentz
«We need to take out yesterday's low of $70.70 before you can say that this market is set for a correction. Prices are still pretty close to records and if we don't take out some of the recent lows today we can look forward to further increase next week.»
Author: Tom Bentz
«Everyone's asking, 'What's the high? What's the high?' In a runaway bull market, you can't say. But the market will stop climbing when it finally starts to have an impact on the economy and on demand. I don't see it stopping till we reach that point.»
Author: Tom Bentz