"Brian Reynolds" is the name of:

* Brian Reynolds (game designer) (born 1967), American strategy game designer

* Brian Eddie Reynolds (born 1976), English lead vocalist and guitarist for Creation's Tears

* Brian Reynolds (cricketer) (born 1932), English professional cricketer

* Brian Reynolds (RAF officer) (1902–1965), British air marshal

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A lot of bears feel the only reason stocks are up is because the Fed is pumping money into the system.

Investors are saying, 'we're not getting as much for the risk, so we're not interested,'.

The training and effort we get in Hawaii yields tremendous swims in March at the (NCAA Division II) national championships. And since that is basically our entire season, we've elected to move towards that environment.

Everyone was reaching for yield. When the Fed first tightened, people were surprised as heck.

Most schools use (similar trips) as a recruiting tool. It's nothing they're not accustomed to hearing from other schools.

For me to get worried about the stock market, you have to show me signs that corporate bonds are getting weak and all this debt coming due isn't going to be rolled over. If you can't roll the debt over, you have to start valuing stocks on an asset basis. If you can roll it over, you have to start valuing it on an operating earnings basis. There's a huge difference in price between those two.

Way too many people have been saying this. I'm even getting people asking if the Fed is buying stocks, which is just too weird.

If the economy turns down, ... then junk is overvalued and the people buying it are going to get hurt.

My gut tells me that spreads and yields are still too high to see a flood of deals. But if the market continues to improve, we will be at a point where a pickup in deals would be feasible.