?This goes down as a cycle that is short on respect, but long on resiliency,? said economist, David Rosenberg.
?The most important thing in investing is to know yourself, your weaknesses, your flaws and your strengths,? said the legendary stock operator, Jesse Livermore.
?The idea that somehow you are going to exit the most accommodative Fed policy in history, without breaking a few eggs is delusional,? said Josh Dan Greenhouse of BTIG Capital.
?When companies don?t want you to look at traditional metric, it is usually a good time to look at traditional metrics,? said hedge fund genius David Einhorn, of Greenlight Capital.
?If horses controlled investment decisions, there would have been no auto industry,? said Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffett.
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?Sitting tight is seldom recommended by Wall Street. Don?t ask the barber whether you need a haircut,? said Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffet.
?It is entirely predictable that people will occasionally panic, but not at all predictable when this will happen,? said Oracle of Omaha, Warren Buffet.
?Apple really has become ?the? stock. People used to say ?Whatever is good for GM is good for the country. Apple is now that stock. The market will continue to be a good market as long as Apple is a good stock,? said Roger McNamee of venture capital firm Elevation Partners.
?There is nowhere in the industrialized world where bond markets are looking for more than 2% inflation or more than 1% real interest rates over the next decade,? said former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers.
?The central bank trade has been very fulfilling, but if you are going to play it now, do it aboard,? said Mohamed El-Erian, for co-CEO of bond giant PIMCO.
