Michael Boss Quotes (16 Quotes)

It's the same thing day in and day out. There's nothing really new.

That's going to be our next hurdle.

It wasn't on the fly, screaming demand. The overriding factor is what the global economic situation is -- and it is tenuous at best.

I would suspect we'll go out with a whimper.

It's been a long bull run with yields lower, and we're just seeing a few chinks taken out of the bond market's armor.

There is just tremendous demand both for flight-to-quality reasons and because of these credit spreads.

The shorter end of the U.S. yield curve is holding a fairly nice firm tone.

I think the big question on traders' minds now is is this the beginning of the end Is this the end of this long run-up

We are getting a bounce here.

Things are still looking pretty good, and the economy seems to be slowing down, right into the Fed's hands.

The tolerance for risk is much lower. We are going to have a volatile week -- bottom line.

The traders are for the most part are out. So we're just biding out time.

We're pricing in a 90 percent chance that the Fed will cut (by half a percentage point).

We're still trading on the defensive and seeing more selling. As it appears, this second-quarter slowdown could be a mirage.

The bottom line is it's difficult for a Treasury market to rally when the Fed has indicated they are not done tightening.

I've heard horror stories about how illiquid the market for mortgage-backed securities is.