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Tatsuyuki Kawasaki Quotes
«But there is nothing convincing about the U.S. economy behind the New York gains yesterday, so it's too early to be optimistic.»
Author: Tatsuyuki Kawasaki
«The market is filled with uncertainty. Calm will not return until U.S. markets open and we can reevaluate the U.S. government's response to the attacks.»
Author: Tatsuyuki Kawasaki
«In particular, it's hard to judge what will happen with the upper house -- we just have to wait.»
Author: Tatsuyuki Kawasaki
«I think we can manage to make up the value of yesterday's steep falls,»
Author: Tatsuyuki Kawasaki
«In the long term this is going to be a setback for the market ... It is likely to gradually lessen trade by individual investors.»
Author: Tatsuyuki Kawasaki
«Investors are just concentrating on high-techs and companies with solid earnings. The market hasn't been able to shift away from those two themes,»
Author: Tatsuyuki Kawasaki
«However there is, of course, some concern about overheating with some of these tech stocks.»
Author: Tatsuyuki Kawasaki
«Investors are definitely showing a positive reaction to the report about Sony.»
Author: Tatsuyuki Kawasaki
«Domestic financial institutions have incurred losses in the bond market and they are selling stocks to offset these losses.»
Author: Tatsuyuki Kawasaki
«Once (players) grab dividend rights they seem no longer interested.»
Author: Tatsuyuki Kawasaki