Mark Simpson Quotes (12 Quotes)

I think that's where (Smith) was going to put Mother, under that headstone. Who's going to think twice about an old body under an old tombstone

We remain buyers of the developers, ... The flow of new launches over the next two quarters should see good take-up, with this soothing current market fears and acting as a catalyst for renewed investor interest.

They are so peer-centered and that's normal. Some parents will be thinking, 'What about the family' but those peers are their family.

Macquarie is firmly in the bull camp, in fact possibly at the front of the herd in terms of our positive take on Hong Kong,

Troy has looked good in training. The thing with Troy is, the more he plays, the more confident he's going to get. He did fine two years ago when he got a lot of playing time and he'll be ready for this opportunity.

They never ceases to amaze me. And it is always worth getting up in the middle of the night for,

When a market gets too one-sided, you get something like today. This was history today.

The display this week was no exception. It started off to the north but as the evening progressed, it filled the whole sky. My wife and I find nothing as beautiful as seeing these displays. Any picture or video is of poor comparison to the real thing.

We told our people here this morning to use the break to start buying health care again, ... Our feeling is the move over into cyclical stocks is going to be short-lived and the money will be moved back into those companies with strong solid earnings growth, like health care.

In males, narcissism is something that has been associated with immaturity. Classically, it's something men are supposed to abandon to become adult males. Today, consumerism tells all males that they never need abandon their narcissism. That they never need grow up. Just so long as they buy the right products.

Consumerism wants to make us as atomized as possiblebecause the more individualized we are the better consumers we are. This is why masculinity is so fragmented today and incoherentand irresponsible. It used to be the tradition. Literally passed down from father to son. But we live in a society where tradition stands in the way of profit. So bye-bye daddy.

It's a bit of a mystery.