Arthur Hogan Quotes (15 Quotes)

If we can spend enough time below 60, I think that may act as a positive for markets.

We've had colder weather across the country, so we're back on the energy watch, and that's certainly going to have an effect on stocks.

We've had a relatively positive earnings reporting season, with most of it behind us, and the market has tried to price that in, so today may be a day where we try to sit back and digest some of our gains,

The focus is on Vista and when they get that rolled out. Obviously, they need to keep to their schedule and get that out in the first quarter, but that means any ramp in revenue growth for this company is not going to come until the first quarter of next year.

The market is reacting more to good news than to bad news at this point. Energy prices are certainly stabilizing off their peak, but it's pretty remarkable considering the headwinds we should be facing.

Our chief concern will be how the third- and fourth-quarter GDP numbers come out in light of the increased cost of energy,

No one is willing to make a big bet two days in a row. That's typical of the year We've had a lot of great days, but no follow-through.

We had a terribly horrible day going on until the later afternoon when we had a nice turnaround, ... There's clearly some bargain hunting going on.

If you look at Fed funds futures for December, they are indicating that the Fed will take a breather at one of the remaining meetings this year. It's been one of the positives in the last week as it runs through investors' psyches.

We're very oversold, corporate news is relatively good, consolidation in tech and telecom continues to go on, and bargain hunters are out there,

In terms of this earnings reporting season, more what people will be looking for is what the fourth quarter will look like. Nine out of the last 10 times, the fourth quarter has been higher, so we'll be playing close attention to any kind of guidance we get.

The fact that the Fed is remaining vigilant is positive for earnings growth. They see a robust economy and they see that continuing.

I think after yesterday's sell-off, when we turned off the lights and came back in the morning, we got a chance to say, 'You know what We've overdone it here'.

The market continues to raise the level of tolerance it has for high energy prices.

A lot of investors are in a wait-and-see mode until we get the Fed behind us next Tuesday,