It has more to do with the fact that there could be a delayed vote because of possible military action.

(The Wyskivers) have been very unresponsive to the consumers and we just don't want (them) taking any more business that (they) can be unresponsive to.

That's 372 with 15 zeros after it, correct?

Nevertheless, fourth-quarter growth was far more than anybody was looking for, and it is something that's going to keep the (Federal Reserve) on notice that growth is eclipsing their expectations by a visible amount.

U.S. stocks are struggling again today, and that has just added more fuel to the fire. We need a fix to see that things are coming under control.

We're seeing problems in dollar-yen, but I don't have a good explanation why the dollar is getting hit so hard.

Investor psychology is so fragile that there would be a what-does-the-Fed-see that-we-don't mentality. I don't think the market would benefit. The Fed would be best served by holding onto their ammunition to use if they have to.

There doesn't appear to be the same degree of necessity to move into safe and liquid investments such as you were seeing last week.

We're seeing stocks coming slightly off their highs here.