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People have plenty of cash - and the inclination to spend it,

Steel companies need cash to operate. Steel prices fluctuate and steel companies need cash to manage the ups and downs of the historically cyclical market. Raiding cash during good times is short sighted and counter to the long-term interest of the company.

Spinning it off kind of just gives the problems to your shareholders, and a joint venture really doesn't do much for you. The optimal plan would be to sell it and use the cash to reduce debt.

Our price realization and what our customers are willing to pay for has been very encouraging for us. That's why you see another very good profit year coming up and a lot of cash being generated.

Our focus on these product lines is leading us to sustained profitability, strong gross margins and a solid cash position.

Our focus is to generate strong positive cash flow and invest in specific market opportunities, such as instant digital printing.

Our conviction level has been buoyed by Sirius' fourth-quarter results and long-term free cash flow outlook.

Overall, the reporting season has been pretty good. There's a lot of cash around at the moment.

Ethel Barrymore

Ring of Fire, The Johnny Cash Musical Show

Photo ID is the gold standard. You have to have it to drive a car, cash a check.

Really, it's just a rush to cash in profits on what was really a spectacular move higher.

M&A is certainly a driving force and it is only possible because the cash is there.

It is also the seventh consecutive quarter that the company has generated cash from operations.

I think companies have been so focused on improving operations. Quite frankly, they have been somewhat negligent about their burgeoning cash balances.

The 1-year T-Note rate is now rising at an extremely fast pace relative to dividend yields. Historically, this has been a reliable signal that cash might outperform stocks.

I think it was a lost opportunity for us. We shot very poorly and it wasn't necessarily because they were playing great defense. We didn't cash in.

John Shea

I think it was shortsighted. Maybe the corporation needed the cash flow, but they should have expected this.

Mark Calcavecchia

I text-messaged Tiger and said, 'No Hawaii for you, more cash for me'.

I think overall the market is OK, there is still cash coming into the market, but it hasn't been a very good week.

Tony Wilson

I think the thing that has concerned the market the most is that we have to wait a long time before we get any real cash flow improvements coming through. You're talking at least fiscal 2008, probably 2009 or even 2010,

I don't know what it is, I would rather see him go to 20 percent cash if he's looking for a defensive place.

John Montgomery

If cash levels are higher, that's good. Portfolio managers tend to get it wrong. They misread the market.

From a cash flow standpoint and a value standpoint, the stock is quite attractive, ... I think those are all compelling arguments for long-term ownership.

From what I know of the vulnerabilities of these cash programs and the very poor tracking systems in FEMA, I'd be surprised if there weren't lots of false claims, erroneous payouts and wasted resources.

I would tell people who are overweight in technology to use any bounces to lighten up in those areas, raise some cash and shift portfolios into more defensive positions.

I would say, 'No'. The cash position has improved quite dramatically to what it was and it has been covered up or compounded by our poor on-field performance.

I think investors have got to keep some of their cash ready to put in the market when things look like they're going to turn,

Basically, all a driver really will need is a current road atlas, changes of clothes, and some extra cash to cover the costs of food, optionally-chosen tolls, and any other miscellaneous expenses.

I'm always very surprised by how little cash people have around.

It could be a way to signal the market that things are getting serious. I'd like to think they'd done better planning in terms of cash flow and the airline's operations. This would be a relatively new and troubling development.

Stuart Pearce

It is a fantastic move for Robbie and it has worked well for us because it has freed some cash to invest in players.

Matt Johnson

I think the market has had an unbelievable run over the past seven days and what you see is profit taking. What's driving the market today (Friday) is what people are doing in the cash market, so it's not options expiration.

I think the old rules still apply. The company's value is related to its cash flow.