We're seeing an increasing amount of capital in the commodities market in general and gold in particular.
We're seeing a general slowdown in earnings growth. That makes me more cautious on the outlook for stocks this year.
We're seeing a continuation of the trends that were generally in place through much of the first quarter. We continue to see a number of uncertainties below the surface, but investors have mostly focused on the positives.
We're scratching surfaces and laying the general framework. Things aren't going to change dramatically other than the fact that we'll be more detailed-oriented, and a few extra steps will be taken along the way.
We've got a pretty unique situation involving General Motors . That's why I'm optimistic.
There is no question that philosophically he is pro-life, he is a very religious individual. But I think in his stint as a governor and attorney general of Missouri, he was fair and balanced and a person who applied the law fairly.
There is no question that Australia's most dramatic assault on the world market has been with its value wines. These are generally not from specific appellations but blends made by huge enterprises like Penfolds, Rosemount or Casella Estate - the group behind Yellow Tail.
There is no point in pushing toward municipal or general elections in Nepal. First, there needs to be a democratic process.
There is no one better in the world than the secretary general of the U.N. to discuss the importance and relevance of the U.N. in today's world.
There is no new money in the market and there is no strength for a general move in the stocks. The market only can choose a few stocks, especially those with options, for more or less active trading.