?What?s going on with Facebook? We had better IPO standards when Don Draper was on the scene,? said Sallie Krawcheck, former head of wealth management at Merrill Lynch.
?A lot of new economics involves the reading of a lot of old books,? said Nobel Prize winning economist Paul Krugman.
?Europe has been diagnosed with cancer and they are attempting to treat it with massage, yoga, and carrot juice. If they go into recession, that affects us,? said Michael Farr of Farr, Miller, & Washington.
?I would love it if they only allowed me and a whole bunch of psychotic drunks to trade in stocks. I would get very rich,? said Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett, about the European debt crisis.
?Green pictures of dead presidents suddenly have a lot of appeal,? said Art Cashin of UBS Securities.
?Transparency is a good idea. Like my shower door, it lets in the light, but keeps out the flies,? said former Federal Reserve governor, Bob McTeer.
In 1933, a supporter told Franklin Delano Roosevelt that if the New Deal succeeded, he would be remembered as the greatest president in history. He replied, ?If I fail, I will be remembered as the last US president.?
?Each politician pursues self-interest while the common cause imperceptibly decays,? lamented the Greek philosopher and historian, Thucydides.
?The one thing that is not safe is the dollar in your pocket. That is certainly going to be worth a lot less over time. The greatest asset to own is your own ability,? said Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett, about the European debt crisis.
?For every one book written about deflation there are 25 written about inflation. We are starting to look more like Japan every day,? said Scott Shellady at Bradford Capital Management.
