Todd Clark Quotes (26 Quotes)

It happens, not only with this boys tournament, but it could happen in any number of tournaments throughout the course of the winter. That's just the nature of the climate we live in.

A lot of people have been watching that. That looks like the line in the sand.

That definitely helped, ... Everybody wants to see some accountability for the stuff that's been going on, and we finally saw some people being taken away in cuffs.

This type of a pattern is actually pretty good, and I wouldn't be surprised if they tried to rally them back again late in the day.

I don't see any reason why we would bounce -- there's no real compelling reason for people to buy. It seems like we're going to keep on undergoing pain.

It's just typical day-before-the-holiday trading. The economic numbers that came out this morning weren't enough to sway people to be overly optimistic or overly pessimistic.

You're seeing a lot of sell on the news.

Maybe we'll get a little relief rally, a little more upside, but not a whole lot. Hopefully I'm wrong, but we still have some strong headwinds here.

Today it's all about rates. That was a much better-than-expected ISM manufacturing number. That clearly caught people off guard.

The existing home sales number was much weaker than expected. It's giving a reason to pull back a little bit.

The war thing is getting overblown. We're talking about a market that's thinly traded. The only people playing it are hedge funds and trading desks. They have a vested interest in swinging it around.

The other tobacco, if we were to get a couple of days' rain it could become pretty good.

We're basically pretty quiet, so I think there might be some anticipation that some others will follow Microsoft's lead from last week.

They just wore us out. We have to sit in zone because we can't defend, and we knew they could make some runs. We thought we could sustain them, but we missed easy shots.

We were bumping up against the highs we made at the end of the first week of euphoria about Iraq, ... A lot of people were looking at those levels as being a spot where the market would sell-off, and we've moved above there.

Our feeling is, the teams are here, most of the fans come down early, we're going to go ahead with the games, regardless of the weather.

I think we're going lower. The market acted like death yesterday.

Most of the companies that have come out haven't surprised on the downside, ... People are thinking that there may be some pent-up demand on the corporate side, and as a result they're trying to buy that group in front of what may be some improved results.

There would be a little short covering rally, but I don't think it would last too long. People would worry that the Fed is seeing an economy that's dipping back into recession.

It won't hurt, but the cloud surrounding what's going on in the Middle East is ruling the roost, ... Last week we saw better-than-expected economic news in a couple of cases not help the market at all. The macro picture is overriding the individual compan

If that's taken out you're going to have a lot of people claim that we have bottomed. That's the key.

It's the start of a new month, and I definitely think there's money around looking to be put to work in stocks.

We're basically consolidating what has been a favorable week. We've had some strong economic data and a pretty good decline on crude for the week.

I think you're going to have people withdraw money for good, ... People are going to say, 'I'd rather bet on the New York Giants because I have a better chance of guessing the result than of knowing what some management team is up to.'

We got off to a good start off of the mergers and acquisitions news, but I think people just looked over their shoulder and saw rates continuing to back up and crude drift a little bit higher, and it's given them a little bit of pause.

The vote might be close, it might be overwhelming. We don't know.