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It's the predominant story today, people are walking in and getting a bit panicky about this. The last 40, 50 cents of this rally is speculators in London thinking we could see more buying when the Americans start trading.

It's like a big outdoor church, ... It would be great to be able to do this all the time. We're more accepted when we're quiet about our faith. But this is an open pep rally kind of thing, and it's wonderful.

It looks like the tech rally has had a little hiccup. It will take markets lower tomorrow across the world.

It looks like the tech rally has had a little hiccup and it will take markets lower tomorrow across the world.

It may well be that the stalling in the gold price rally over the last few days reflects a slowing in inflows into the various exchange-traded funds. With the major source of gold buying drying up over recent days it is hardly surprising that the gold price rally has stalled.

It's a pretty good rally today but not tremendously strong. The breadth is good, but I'd like to see the volume a bit stronger.

It's hard to sustain a bond market rally with stocks doing as well as they're doing.

It's basically an options expiration push, and it's continuing this sort of stealth rally we've had for the last few weeks.

It sounds like 'one and done' might be a strong possibility. If they are done at 5 percent, yields here are close to appropriate or could rally another 5 to 10 basis points.

It's possible that the deficit actually becomes a positive factor for the dollar as people see it narrowing. That will allow the dollar to rally even as growth in the U.S. slows down and the Fed stops raising rates.

It's unlikely the market would get a boost from that kind of a result. This time we have such a good outcome priced in that I don't think we'll have a huge rally once this is over.

Despite all the problems in our society, when something like this happens to a young person you will see many, many people rally around that family.

Consumer confidence is the big number today, ... I wouldn't be surprised by a market rally if the numbers come on the stronger side.

Confidence has returned to the sector. Earnings momentum has been pretty good. I don't see the rally fading.

Considering that NYMEX crude rose yesterday on speculation that demand for oil will grow next year, an increase in stocks will be required to cool off what looks like the beginning of a little rally in oil prices.

The news created volume on positive speculation about other potential corporate mergers. However, last week was a down week, so we have a little bit of a bounce-back rally Monday.

The numbers didn't do much to slow the rally down,

That rally and win itself might help morale and the feeling here of defeat. It's one win. I wish it had been five games. Hey, things start small like that -- who knows? There will be more confidence tomorrow.

It's smart for an airline in light of the rally that we've had in the past couple months.

It's such a knee-jerk reaction. I don't think that what the Fed said justifies the kind of reaction we saw. I would like to think that we could rally back after the certification is completed tomorrow, but I don't know. I am just stunned by the extent of this decline. Hopefully, it was a one-time reaction.

It's not as frustrating as it is disheartening. To lose your starting point guard the day before and rally to play like that versus as tough a team as Hillsborough, it's disheartening in a positive way.

It's not a disaster. But it's just not good enough to rally the stock.

Economic data has been supportive and earnings have been strong, so there's no reason why we can't see a rally in stocks between now and the end of the year.

Everyone's expecting a big rally at the beginning of next year and nobody wants to be left out.

Everybody's holding their breath wondering what the next event is going to be. I don't think anybody expects a rally any time soon.

The basis for a rally in bonds has gotten smaller.

The big change in this market the last month or so has been a mood shift from 'the glass is half empty' to 'the glass is half full', and that's why we've had a good rally and a very modest time-out to catch our breath.

The best thing I can say with today's rally is that the breadth was improved, with more stocks participating. I think we have the potential to see a rally of up to 3 percent in the short term, but there are a lot of overlays.

Stocks have had a fantastic rally and this market is screaming for a correction. The excuse may come in the form of yields or record energy prices.

Still, brimming stocks should keep any rally in check, late week cold notwithstanding.

The bears are totally in control of this market. Every rally we see is classic bear market covering.

The ball never came in my range today. I didn't play badly but it certainly wasn't good enough. I needed to settle down, but as soon as I tried to get a rally going, he would take his chances and hit some good passing shots. You've got to credit him with that.

The background has been encouraging so I don't think it's just a Christmas rally to expire completely in January. We've seen good confidence numbers from the U.S. and Germany, stronger growth, inflation well contained. The oil price is admittedly sticking a bit around $60 but it isn't going up anymore.

The atmosphere was very comparable to a state football game. There were banners, rally rags, cow bells, about anything you could imagine.

That has been our problem all year. In rally scoring, serving is so important. We would give them the serve back and it would be a two point swing each time.

Swift sell-offs as we saw yesterday really show that no one wants to be left holding the bag, but movements like these are really indicative of the large rally the market has undergone and the feeling traders have that a broad price turnaround could occur,

Swift sell-offs as we saw on Monday really show that no one wants to be left holding the bag but movements like these are really indicative of the large rally the market has undergone and the feeling traders have that a broad price turnaround could occur,

Sugar could quadruple from here and it would still be below its all-time high. The rally hasn't even started yet. And the fundamentals are changing dramatically in a positive way.

It's completely stupid. They should have stopped the rally there and then. Marcus didn't even pose the question, he stopped. For me, it was the same.

It kept feeling like we were about to put together a big inning, and the rally would just die. Hopefully, that won't be a trend.

It's great to be settled. I think you'll see everybody rally around more because we know there's one definite quarterback.

It was nice to win those first two games against South and Memorial, but to rally back against Eisenhower and then win in overtime, that helped our confidence a lot. We were down the whole game that night. To come back and win that one told me a lot about the character we have this year.

It was not like a pep rally. It was more like a show. We want to re-create a pep rally of the past.

It was neck and neck all night long. We had leads of 24-21 and they would rally back. We just could not finish them off.

It was a good fight until yesterday night, Loeb was very good here. We have won this rally many times and I'm happy for that. Today we had to be cautious not to hit any stones or holes which could do damage to the car, it was not fun to drive the last stages.

It was pretty neat to see our kids pick up each other. It's one of the cool things about coaching, to see a group of kids rally behind each other like that. We talked about grabbing hold of the rope and everybody pulling together. And that's what happened.

It's very quiet and lackluster. I was looking for the markets to come up slightly because of a modest rally in the Deutsche mark-dollar. But even that has started to come down again.

It's time for America to rally behind a bipartisan agenda that means jobs and growth and billions of dollars of new capital spending.

I still believe Asian currencies are glaringly undervalued. They will rally when the Fed stops tightening.

Is the soft-patch bond rally over? It's a tough call, but we don't think so, as the reasons for the soft patch, rising gasoline prices at the pump, are still there.

It will be interesting to see how we rally around. It's by no means over.

It will take some strong earnings and bullish forecasts, as well as positive economic data, to keep the rally going. There are plenty of economic data and earnings releases to sway market opinion from hour to hour and day to day. Behind it all, there is the rising threat of geopolitical tensions with Iran and higher interest rates out of the Federal Reserve.

They certainly rally around him. They're certainly a different team with him in their lineup.

The world rally is looking very stale now.

The Voting Rights Act, whose 40th anniversary we celebrate this month, has helped minorities elect 81 sitting members of Congress and thousands of local officials. But the rally civil rights groups held in Atlanta earlier this month to push for extension of the act's key temporary provisions downplayed those gains and instead pushed wild claims that some state laws requiring an ID to vote are the functional equivalent of Jim Crow poll taxes,

The U.S. (market) is still stuck in a rut. We are calling the Dow up on the day, but so far every rally in the pre-market this week has been met with selling once the regular trading session got under way,

The US dollar's ability to rally strongly off a better-than-expected trade deficit is a strong indication that the market hasn't yet given up on the dollar.

The U.S. dollar's ability to rally strongly off a better-than-expected trade deficit is a strong indication that the market hasn't yet given up on the dollar.

The U.S. dollar counter-trend rally is over and a resumption of the secular bear market is under way. This and geopolitical news out of the Middle East are the fuel for a run to $600.

They were very economical with their runs, they had three runs on three hits. We just didn't come up with timely hits. (Tomorrow) If we start the rally we're going to keep it going. Hitting is usually contagious and it wasn't tonight.

They loved to hit down because of the power they have up front. But by digging, it would frustrate them. We tried to rally with them and you could see they didn't like it as the game went on.

They've really got their work cut out for them. The two biggest criteria they have to meet will be having a confirmed enrollment of 25 students by July 1 to ensure that their budget works and the real concern of the whole academic curriculum. They need to rally the community to get the support to be an academic success and have a really solid working plan of what the school will look like. They can really design the school the way the school and the community want. If they can come up with that plan, enrollment shouldn't be a problem. It's a challenge, but they can do it.

There was a sense that a year-end rally would take us higher, but there's some concern from the bond market flattening. The inverting of the yield curve would bring us more problems in 2006. We also have light volume, exaggerating moves to both sides.

There was a misunderstanding in terms of how the information was presented, and once the issues became clear, the market resumed the rally that we've been having today.

The retail sales numbers we saw should have presumed a rally but we had some selling in Hewlett-Packard and NBC Internet. During the day, people started to realize that retail sales were good news.

This is indicative of a market that's really degenerated into a show-me situation. But if earnings turn out to be OK, then maybe the market can build on itself and stage a rally because it's certainly due for a bounce.

This is clearly a holiday-impacted trading day, as volume indicates. I do think the market is acting extremely well. The Christmas rally that people eagerly awaited is here, but it's taking on something of a more subtle tone.

Once the equity market sees the end of the economic cycle isn't too far away, people will be more comfortable buying stocks. The market will probably retrace a lot of its lost ground. I think there will be a December rally that will carry through first and second quarters of next year.

After that period, you could see a rally in July, with people really setting themselves up then for the second half of the year.

After the rapid rally in gold over the past few months a correction is almost inevitable at some point and this could be it.

After the rally that we've had, there's always that retesting of the lows, and that's what we have to do.

At the same time Nissan did the Dakar Rally for a couple of years but the results were not up to the expectations that I wanted from the team. We pulled out.

That's a thousand times better than any pep rally we've had since I've been here. My sophomore year, they booed us. No lie.

Exiling a rally to a remote stretch of sun-baked highway makes a mockery of the right to assemble,

The interesting thing about today's rally is that it's across the board. It's not just short covering, there's money coming into the market today.

The irony of all this summer rally is that the more vigorous it gets the higher the odds are that Mr. Greenspan continues to tighten the screws. And whether that will then lead to a more severe hangover the next morning is what we're all wrestling with.

The Fed is on hold at least through the election but I think we'll get a little more tightening at the start of next year. I think, for the time being, we have a soft landing. But I think the reality is the stock market rally will probably add a little fuel to the economy and the tightening will return next year.

The Fed has drawn a line in the sand, so there won't be a significant rally from here.

The Fed's decision should be relatively positive for the bond market. They are not overdoing it and will do more if needed. We continue to advocate long positions and expect the Treasury bond market to rally considerably further.

The Fed's decision should be relatively positive for the bond market, ... They are not overdoing it and will do more if needed. We continue to advocate long positions and expect the Treasury bond market to rally considerably further.

The copper rally has surprised us all, even the die-hard bulls among us.

I'm not so sure that the rally was commensurate with the news out of the Fed. They seemed to say that they're going to keep rates low for a long time, which wasn't a surprise, but maybe people felt better seeing it spelled out more clearly.

I'm not really happy with the volatility. What I am happy with is the market's ability to rally after these sharp declines.

I'm encouraged. You get a strong rally for a few days, a couple of days of selling so people can take some profits, then new buyers come in at the lower level. That's the classic definition of an uptrend.

I like Brian, and I don't want to say that the fact that he wasn't outgoing was the reason it didn't work for him here. Over the years, there have been a lot of quarterbacks who haven't been charismatic who've been very successful. The thing is, when things go bad with a quarterback who's quiet, like Brian, it works against him, because you can't tell what he's feeling. People start scratching their heads, and it's tough to rally them.

I hope the party will rally round Charles now he has made this statement. I think the public are enormously forgiving of their politicians and enormously fond of Charles.

I hope that once we get this process behind us, we'll be able to move forward and unite the nation. I think there's no reason in the world that once this is resolved clearly and there's no doubt in anybody's mind who the president-elect is, the country will rally around and we will be able to work together for the good of the country.

I'm trying to stay positive but it's really hard. I guess one silver lining is that October, historically, has often been a period when we've been able to put in a good bottom and see real capitulation. We've already hit several lows this month and from a technical standpoint, it looks like because we are at such extreme levels, we really could see some sort of rally before the end of the year.

In contrast to the year-end rally here driven by real estate and other domestic plays, taking a lead now are stocks which have a high correlation with the Nasdaq market.

In many respects, the hardest part is preparation. This is the only rally of the year that takes place in full snow conditions with winter temperatures to match and there is a lot of work that's exclusive to just this event, for instance, making sure that components and seals work in the low temperatures and don't ice up. Bizarrely enough, overheating is a big problem in Sweden as the radiator can become blocked with snow.

In a normal week, these numbers would be positive enough to trigger a rally in stocks. But with the two hurricanes, oil data has become very volatile and the same has applied to the stock market reaction to the data.

I'm making a real effort to avoid any risks at this rally, we have the Rally America National Championship to worry about, so winning takes a backseat to gaining experience and points. It is hard to restrain myself from pushing but I'm doing it, and we have had a totally clean run thus far.

I'm out here today in support of all immigrants. I hope this rally will make Americans realize that we are all important and that we all have rights.

I'm just really excited and proud of what we've been able to accomplish. I've been a patient owner of the franchise, and to see the city and the region rally around the team has been really heart-warming.

I'm John McEnroe-like. I'm coming forward every opportunity I get. My wingspan covers some ground at the net. My serve is OK. I can move it around enough. My groundstrokes are good enough to hang in a rally with a good player. But generally, my goal is to put away a point quickly.

I'm somewhat in the cautious camp. The rally may continue, but this is exactly how we felt in 1999 and 2000 before we started questioning earnings. I feel there is going to be a reality check somewhere.

If numbers are better than expected and the news is good for second quarter outlooks, then we could rally on that. But I think the results are pretty much baked into the cake here.

If Japan continues to have a stock rally for the next year, the bank's earnings can only get better. What we want to see now is how its lending business can improve.

I have no idea. That is kind of like the million dollar question. We always end up giving up one big play where someone might not have been exactly where they were supposed to be. The defense is supposed to rally around and make a play so there is not a big crisis. We have been allowing too many big plays in critical situations.

I'm told by some people close to him that this will not be a Kerry-bashing speech. But he's not going to simply rally around Bush. Indeed it's going to be the story of an immigrant coming to this country and finding a country that's embraced him and a party that's embraced him.