Famous Quotes & Sayings

Tim Rogers

The consumer is going to be tougher to tame given the strong economy and employment. There's plenty of momentum in spending.

The consumer is doing quite well. The job market is doing quite well.

The consumer Internet is what's driving a lot of critical technologies right now.

The consumer has responded by renting more and renting more often,

The consumer has not run out of gas yet, provided the job market continues to remain fairly decent.

The consumer has finally been shaken. If folks are unsure what the future is looking like over the next few months, they tend to hunker down and sit on cash, and that's not a good start to the holiday shopping season.

The consumer has been fuel for this market for a long time now and with energy prices and all the other question marks out there now, investors will be watching earnings and guidance very closely.

Gary Shapiro

The consumer electronics industry is hot. Consumer electronics sales are consistently growing.

The core consumer price index (CPI) has risen by 3.3 percent annualized over the past three months, ... We'd all better hope that some of this is 'transitory.'

The cost of oil will likely still be pretty high, consumer spending is slowing down, and it'll be tax time.

We will be looking to enhance the consumer versions of our product later this year with similar features.

We will be demonstrating how consumers can use Yahoo throughout their lives.

This way the creditor risk is minimized, but (the consumer still has the convenience of having a credit card).

This week's focus will be the January US consumer price index, due Wednesday, as the market is awaiting the key inflation data.

This week, consumers can expect to be hearing from retailers reminding them of all the strong promotions they are offering.

This tells me the Fed is correctly looking forward, looking at the risk of consumers pulling back in spending because stocks have fallen. They're working in anticipation of that to make sure the U.S. economy does not slip into recession. I'm very encouraged by the Fed's action.

It was great for consumers to have a mild month. It lessons the impact of higher gas prices.

They will let the consumer lead, and they will follow them to where, and importantly, when, they lead.

Roth is an excellent fit for Prodigy president and CEO, given his strong consumer services background,

Room decor is a hot trend right now and several toymakers are expanding into it, ... But I don't think toymakers should try to become experts in every area. That's going to be very difficult. Maybe with consumer electronics, it could make sense to have a licensing relationship with another manufacturer instead of keeping it in-house.

Mark Twain

These are the true and only God, mighty and supreme.

The gap is likely to go up in the future as consumers weigh in on higher gas prices.

The economy is generally chugging along. From the consumers' perspective, jobs remain an important issue. Consumers will also be keeping an eye on gas prices and what happening on the global front in terms of terrorism.

The economic outlook favors higher yields next year. The deflationary era has finally ended and a sustainable increase in consumer prices is likely to get underway soon.

Ron Hill

The domestic economy, the consumer side of this economy remains very strong and that's what's pushing everything forward.

The economy will grow faster in the first quarter. Consumer spending is recovering.

The economy is settling into modest growth and tame inflation, outside the volatile energy sector. Going forward, consumer price inflation, except for gasoline and heating oil, will be tame.

The Doritos consumer is all about living life for the moment, and Destination Doritos will give them a fun, high-adventure way to seize the day. Destination Doritos allows each winner to pick the U.S. vacation destination that most excites them.

Larry Wachtel

The earnings numbers are still respectable, but they are softening. The psychology is that you can't make projections about future earnings without having some sense about where the price of oil is going and what the consumer will do.

The earnings momentum from the prior fiscal year has been maintained despite some slowing in economic activity, particularly consumer credit growth.

The frontal offset crash tests aren't providing consumers with much useful information anymore.

The frequent-flier programs' glory days are over. It is time to 'spend down' on all the airlines. Wise consumers are already doing that.

The fundamental economy is still solid, and the things that drive consumer spending are still solid,