Bryan Piskorowski Quotes on Time (5 Quotes)

The elusive trough in corporate profits does seem to be at hand, but what the Street is looking for is confirmation. What we're looking for is the guidance and giving of the time frame of when the worst will be over.

The Fed cut 100 basis points (one percentage point) in January and we've got another 50 under our belt now. Monetary policy is a slow moving beast and ultimately it's going to take some time to turn this economy around.

Productivity has been a feather in our cap for quite some time, so the drop is viewed as a disappointment.

For the market as a whole, we're moving into this phase of awaiting information flow so that leads to some lackluster action. This is a time for patience and we should take solace in the fact that things are not getting worse.

Stocks have put together a respectable run over the past few sessions, but we're not getting that warm and fuzzy feeling this time. With inflation fears kicking around and the April jobs data looming on Friday's horizon, skepticism is in the air.