You still have concerns about China and where growth goes there, and that's why you're still going to have this volatility, we're still going to have considerations about heavily indebted energy companies going into default. Kurt Brunner More Quotes by Kurt Brunner More Quotes From Kurt Brunner People will be focusing on what happens at the G20 with Presidents Trump and Xi. Kurt Brunner business What you're seeing is a recognition that this is going to happen and investors are getting more comfortable with it, there's a recognition that economic growth is okay. Kurt Brunner company-news I don't think we're through the mess, you still have concerns about China and where growth goes there, and that's why you're still going to have this volatility. Kurt Brunner company-news We could face a little more of this kind of trading as we see people position around the idea of a rate increase, over next couple weeks, it could be a little sloppy before we head into Thanksgiving. Kurt Brunner company-news We could face a little more of this kind of trading as we see people position around the idea of a rate increase, over the next couple weeks it could be a little sloppy before we head into Thanksgiving. Kurt Brunner company-news We're potentially going to see that rate hike in December and you're coming out of such a strong October, so that's probably going to keep the lid on the upside. Kurt Brunner company-news We're still in a period of searching, you have more people taking advantage of upside. But we're in for some sloppy trading and I don't think it's over today. I don't think it's a straight shot up. Kurt Brunner company-news It's going to be better than what the consensus numbers were pointing to, our economy is doing okay. We're not growing at 5 percent but we have slow, steady growth and I think that continues. Kurt Brunner company-news It's becoming more of the collective thought that the Fed can wait, because you really don't see any blistering growth. Kurt Brunner company-news I'm hoping companies will say 'OK, we've had a miserable first quarter but things are improving,'. Kurt Brunner company-news
