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So we expect a rally on Tuesday as this issue now appears to be put to rest.

Speculation of a policy shift grew over time and pushed up bond yields. The economic recovery was strong and the stock rally continued, keeping an upward bias on yields.

One guy asked me why we wouldn't just want to tear down the Dome because it harbors so many bad memories of the storm, but we had 30 years of good memories here before the hurricane. It could be a symbol for the rebuilding of New Orleans, something people could rally around.

Oil prices dipped half a dollar as many traders looked to book profits, speculating that the previous price rally was an over-reaction to concerns that Iran could use oil as a weapon against the U.N..

Once we get our little Trojan swagger in the game and we know we have the support of the other 63 guys that are traveling, when we rally around each other, we feel like nothing can stop us.

The month of May was a counter-trend rally where investors used good news as a reason to temper their bearishness and cancel out short-selling contracts.

The moment investors confirmed the size of the rate hike, they jumped to buy stocks. Needless to say, the U.S. stock market rally is also helping sentiment.

Coach does a great job of keeping us loose, and we just rally around that. We're just having a lot of fun. We play baseball in practice, he sings, he dances ...

Despite the Democratic National Convention, the biggest story of the week has been energy prices. That's prevented the market from seeing a bigger rally off these oversold conditions.

A rally such as we've witnessed in the past week needs a correction. The market shall be healthier in the new year because of it.

A rally in US shares (overnight) led the market here.

A rally in equities weighed on sentiment, while there was some caution ahead of the 30-year debt auction today.

Any rally we're going to see is not going to be a very powerful rally. It's going to be a handful of what investors perceive as safe trading stocks or big name capitalization.

Any rally is going to be short lived because someone can say the wrong thing (about earnings).

As far as I am concerned this is all about building the rally to where it once was. We can't go back to the time when it was a great five-day rally going all the way round Ireland but we can make it an event which runs efficiently and one which the competitors want to take part in.

Asia-Pacific markets have reached our index target, but we see no imminent threat to the outlook. Can the rally continue? In the short-term we believe so, particularly if the major central banks acquiesce.

The bottom line is that we have had a nice rally this week and I see every reason for that to be sustained as global growth and inflation weakens and the U.S. economy shows broad-based weakness.

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

The breadth was much better today than yesterday and I think that's a pretty encouraging sign. More stocks were participating and I think at least a portion of the rally is going to carry on Monday morning. But what I'd like to see is stocks up another 100 on Monday on decent volume and then be able to hold at that level. I'd like to see the Dow above 8,000.

As long as the United States is taking a threatening position, the Cuban government will act defensively. They'll call for internal discipline, rally around to defend against the threats -- exactly the opposite climate for change.

That one pass is magnified because of when it happened, but he made some key passes all game long, ... He's in a pressure situation. He's the guy who has to make those decisions. Sometimes he makes them, sometimes he doesn't. We want him to make more good ones than bad ones, because he's the guy we're going to live or die with. No matter what he does, we're going to rally behind him and do our best to win ballgames.

A late rally is better than no rally at all. We started hitting the ball. We started running the bases and playing. They got excited about it, and that's just an extra confidence booster for the next game.

You should see Canada's 10-year bonds rally in the second half of this year. I don't see a big appetite on the part of the Bank of Canada to hike interest rates as the economy slows. There is no compelling reason to go beyond 4 percent.

You're not going to see a big rally through the end of the year, but I think the market will go higher than where it is now. I'm optimistic. I think the economy is improving even faster than people realize, and the fourth-quarter earnings are going to be really good.

You're getting a relief rally in bonds ... and that's giving you what looks like at an attempt at a rally in stocks, despite the bad news out of Microsoft with the delay of its product. The GM news is also a minor positive.

This is a slight pullback from the rally we've been enjoying. But, we're very optimistic for the remainder of the year. We think it's up, up and away. Not to the heights of the 90s, but maybe a 10 percent rise from here.

This is a reward for the students who worked very hard and tried their best on FCAT. It won't be as big as the pep rally but we will have food, games and the inflated bounce games.

This is definitely a nice bounce here today, but there are a lot of stocks that have no reason to rally that have rallied. I hope it sticks, but I'm going to watch cautiously here over the next couple days.

This is good news. For all intents and purposes, this is really good data. Some equities should rally on this.

This is not a rally being driven by fundamentals. In essence, it's being driven by the weight of money that's coming into the market. I think that flow will not cease or reverse. It'll probably increase.

This is really what we needed to keep this rally going. The Fed seems to be recognizing that there may come a time to stop raising rates, and that's very good for stocks.

The way the market is performing now sets the stage for a big rally if there are any data that prove disappointing on the economic outlook in the coming weeks.

This definitely helps the continuation of the rally. From here, I see the continuation of this rally through the end of the year.

This amendment is a commonsense step in the right direction. Politicians of all stripes should rally behind this effort to promote health families and healthy pregnancies.

They shot rally well in the second half.

This is a market that goes down on sentiment and goes up on excessive fear. There was excessive fear and a deflationary picture. Markets will rally on excessive fear and it seems to be an end-of-the-week technical rally.

This is a market that goes down on sentiment and goes up on excessive fear, ... There was excessive fear and a deflationary picture. Markets will rally on excessive fear and it seems to be an end-of-the-week technical rally.

They said they really wanted to become a part of the rally and they would like me to give them the day off to enjoy the march.

They used force against a peaceful rally without any prior notice. Today Azerbaijani authorities showed their real face.

A lot of people are viewing the rally in the Dow as being a little suspect. We've got a lot of earnings coming out this week, which would increase volatility.

Although the results are positive for the stock market, the BUX is ripe for a downward correction in view of the strong rally of recent weeks.

Although I haven't competed in a World Rally Car since 2003, the team have put together an extensive testing programme which will give me the opportunity to evaluate the Fabia and have it set up to my liking. It will also allow myself and Nicky to get ourselves up to speed before the event itself.

A lot of that rally had to do with the ISM (Institute for Supply Management) number, particularly the employment component, with people hoping that in turn, Friday's monthly report will show a higher number of payrolls than what people are expecting.

A lot of the funds in this rally are really some of the more speculative, riskier ones around and investors should be careful about chasing their performance.

A lot of people were expecting last year's rally to stretch out, and what we've seen has been disappointing.

A lot of the reason for the rally is that people think that everything's on the table. You saw a knee-jerk reaction this morning, with people selling on an initial reaction to the news, Europe being down so much and some weak earnings, like Kraft.

Americans may rally around a president when he sends troops to war but not when he sends them the bill.

They managed to rally after being down most of Friday, so I think some of that momentum will continue today. Crude is off a little bit, bonds are up, so I think it's setting the stage for a pretty good day today on the back of a pretty good week last week.

They don't have to do it by themselves. There's the other 10 guys that rally around them.

They forced us into doing some things that we weren't real comfortable with, ... We're looking for the type of mentality on offense where we can rally together and make plays and do what we need to do to help the defense.

The yen is looking undervalued at current levels. The Fed is probably getting into the final stage of rate hikes, and Japan and Europe may be coming closer to a tightening policy, so there may be some adjustment in the recent rally in the dollar against the yen and the euro.

The year-end rally should resume next week on window dressing.

The year-end rally looked terrific in November, but it's been disappointing in December.

The year end rally began pretty early and the market has gotten over extended. The news has been good, it just has to digest these gains.

You don't want this rally to be cut short before we get back on solid economic ground.

There was investment bank selling today on the rally up to $479. You are seeing profit-taking.

There were a few pitches, in my opinion, the umpire missed. That's when the rally really started. Instead of getting a strikeout, there was a base hit. There were a few like that.

There were 14,000 people at the rally for the president in Ohio. There were another 8,000 people in Virginia. If all 22,000 of those people opened their wallets and gave $1,000 each, that would be less than one donation from a billionaire to the super PACs. And that's why he's in for the fight of his life.

There was too much hope built up that the Fed was going to cut by more than 50 basis points. We had a rally in anticipation of Fed action but we are in a bear market. The hopes and prayers of the bulls was totally on the shoulders of the Fed.

There was strong resistance around the 15,300 level and it made perfect sense for investors to take profit after the recent rally as there was no fresh buying incentive. The (market) sentiment is still positive.

There's a certain optimism in the market now due to two factors: people expecting U.S. rates will remain unchanged and that stocks could stage a rally after the elections.

There really has not been justification for the dollar rally to happen exclusively versus the euro, especially because euro zone data has been kind of positive and Japanese data has kind of languished in a funk.

The Republicans are good at acquiring power. They're even better at maintaining power. I think they are going to rally up here, particularly financially, and they'll be willing to throw anything in, including the kitchen sink, to win these elections. We just can't take this wind at our backs for granted.

There's a lot of bad news priced into the market. If things turn out not to be as bad as discounted, we will have a rally this summer, and we will end the year 10 percent higher than we are now.

There's a lot of bad news priced into the market, ... If things turn out not to be as bad as discounted, we will have a rally this summer, and we will end the year 10 percent higher than we are now.

This market is trying to rally. If the Fed reduces interest rates by 50 basis points, it will touch off a rally, but if we get a rally it will be guarded.

This is the perfect test to gauge the faith-based audience. You can't underestimate this market. The usual rules don't apply (to churchgoing audiences) because they can rally a crowd quickly.

This is the worst thing you want to see before major events. A huge rally that was really not based on anything substantial, ahead of two major events, is the market setting itself up for disappointment.

They played well. They're a well-coached team. It was two great teams going back and forth and it came down to rally scoring.

They're fast, from the front four to the secondary, and we've got to counter that. Their linebackers are really strong safeties, they rally around the ball real fast.

There's a possibility that we may have a very volatile market a very choppy market over the next few weeks. The evidence is growing that the rally (of late April) was just an oversold bounce.

At issue was the question whether, in the desperately divided society, there still remained the will to recognize the issues in time to offset the immense rally of public power to distort and pervert the facts.

As we get closer to the quarter-end, if the Federal Reserve does not raise rates, and even indicates a neutral bias after that, you will have a quarter-ending window-dressing rally like you've never seen before,

As we get closer to the potential March 17 deadline, people who think we're going to get a wartime rally may try to get ahead of it, but I think any sort of rally we get will be short-lived.

A stronger dollar gives investors the confidence to bet on stocks. I'm expecting a broad rally as investors anticipate more gains in stocks next year.

Aaron's a special player. This is a tremendous blow to our team. But now we have to rally around Wood. We picked him up because we felt he had similar qualities to Aaron.

A company like Philip Morris is holding up very nicely, actually having a nice rally here as investors search for any kind of a return,

It's finally something that you can hang your hat on, ... I think the one-day rally always is more impressive to the average person, but people should be more impressed with the last three days.

It seems the storm is not going to be as strong as we feared and that was enough to take some of the selling pressure off stocks today. We are not likely to see real stock-buying this afternoon as most investors still want to see what happens with the storm during the weekend, but if damage is minimal, we might be bound for a rally on Monday.

It seems to us that this rally is primarily short-covering, rather than something fundamental. The sense is that tech doesn't have much room to go lower.

It seems that the market wants to continue to rally for a while, so perhaps it's going to test those old highs, but I do think that the market is overvalued and caution is warranted here.

It's a Santa rally. It's the year-end rally I've been predicting.

It's a technical rally from a very oversold condition.

It was really a unique experience. I had been at the University of Pacific for my first three years coaching. I had played there, and when I had a chance to go to Arkansas for the first time, I will never forget the first rally on campus. It was crazy, and the energy was awesome, and the band was playing and the students went nuts. It was the first sense of what big-time college football was like, to be on the inside of it. That year at Arkansas was the year that really energized me about being a college coach and liking it and coaching on the big level. I got captured by it.

It was a very reluctant rally but it shows how much the market can feed on itself.

It was a somewhat weak rally in the euro anyway and it wasn't a move that was substantiated by the trade figures.

It will have some positive effect, but I don't think there's a strong conviction the stock market rally is going to be sustained. No one is really cashing it in and beginning to spend more money.

It's a very strong rally and it's right across the board, with tech stocks leading the way, ... Clearly, the fall in oil prices sparked this, but it's also a short-term shift in sentiment.

It's a year-end rally in anticipation that there will be some new money coming into the market as we start the new year.

It's a continuation of the rally we've had from earlier in the week, which was prompted by the release of the Fed notes. Today's lower-than-expected employment numbers have continued the rally.

It is our strong belief that the dollar rally is gradually coming to an end and that we will eventually see renewed dollar weakness in 2006.

It's a good rally and it's got some legs for a few days, but I wouldn't go nuts chasing after it. It's going to be challenged in the near future.

It's a dream run for investors. The market is showing no signs of losing steam despite touching such dizzying heights. The rally is based on strong fundamentals.

It's a really neat thing. They're going to get the kinks ironed out and ... I think people are going to rally around it.

It represented compelling value a month or two ago, but has had a strong rally since,

It's a little unclear if this rally is short covering. We'll know tomorrow.

It's a little bit of a divergent market. There's some money on the sidelines coming into the tech stocks, and any meaningful rally from here will probably be led by the tech group.

It's not necessarily a sign of good things to come. But it's a rally from a deeply oversold condition so it raises hopes that there may be some follow through, ... We're not yet in the midst of rally that shows signs it is sustainable.

For Bush, what's at stake is the ability to push ahead with this new plan to rally the public. He's had a series of speeches which have framed the Iraq issue in a way that is likely to prop up support some, but the election is his chance to connect that to real events.

It's too early in the investigation to speculate how much of this mischief was caused by those associated to the non-sanctioned rally, and it certainly doesn't mean that everyone that participated in that rally committed criminal acts. We're trying to sort out who organized the rally and what they can tell us about who was responsible for these acts of mischief.