?For the last 20 days, I feel like I have played psychologist more than I have played money manager,? said financial talk show host, Kyle Harrington.
?This is not 2008 or 2009. People are getting overblown with this hysteria. We are only 10% off the highs and have only given back gains. It?s like your wife may have been expecting diamond earrings and now she got a blender,? said Alan Knuckman, chief trading advisor at onestopoption.com.
?For Europe to be competitive, to reflect the seizing up of the economy, you need a Euro that is at par or lower,? said John Brynjolfson, managing director of hedge fund Armored Wolf
?To get rich is glorious!? said Deng Xiaoping, the Chinese general who launched the country?s modern economy in the seventies.
?At some point in 2012, knuckles are going to be turning white, and we?ll see whatever rabbits Ben Bernanke is going to have to pull out of his hat?, said David Rosenberg of Gluskin, Sheff in Associates
?If there were no way to short stocks, the probability of stock market bubbles would be much greater,? said hedge fund manager, Bill Ackman, of Pershing Square.
?China has more dry gunpowder than just about anyone in the world. But it now looks like the soft landing is turning into a hard landing,? said John Brynjolfson, managing director of hedge fund Armored Wolf.
?Here come the helicopters once again,? said Austan Goolsbee, former chairman of the council of economic advisors.
?From day one the euro has not really worked. The problem is that it is creating a huge degree of lack of competitiveness because their culture is different,? said former Federal Reserve chairman, Alan Greenspan.
