?Everything begins and ends with quantitative easing?, said Jeffrey Gundlach, the CEO of hedge fund Doubleline Capital, and the new bond king.
?The bears have the run of the table here in oil,? said John Kilduff from Again Capital Partners.
?It?s a funny thing about life. If you refuse to accept anything but the best, you very often get it,? said British Novelist, Somerset Maugham.
?At some point in 2016, knuckles are going to be turning white, and we'll see whatever rabbits Janet Yellen is going to have to pull out of her hat,? said David Rosenberg of Gluskin, Sheff & Associates.
?Brains are the new tonsils. Thanks to the Internet, you don?t have to know anything anymore,? said comedian Paul Riser.
?We underestimated the negative impact of the slowdown in the housing market, and we may be underestimating the tail wind in its recovery,? said Uwe Mark Ruttke of Merrill Lynch, the top financial advisor in Colorado.
?The market always gets it right,? said Jim O?Neill, the chairman of Goldman Sachs International, who coined the term ?BRIC?.
?Thinking is the hardest work there is, which is probably why so few engage in it,? said entrepreneur Henry Ford.
?Investing and investment is the one sphere of life where victory, security, and success are always to the minority and never to the majority. When you find anyone agreeing with you, change your mind,? said the famous economist, John Maynard Keynes.
?I?d rather have Tim Cook running my company than Carl Icahn,? said Internet journalist and biographer, Walter Isaacson.