I think investors are looking to buy stable companies ... companies that have consistent, reliable earnings.

You know, if I had a cobra, and I was looking at him to buy him. He's had seven other owners, and he's bitten and killed all seven owners, ... And then he turns around and says 'you can trust me.'

I've just got to be more consistent and be reliable for the offense.

Investors are shifting their money to shares of companies that have positive earnings outlooks this year.

You would think that investors would go after safer, dividend-yielding companies, but it's not the case. Everyone's looking for the next home run.

Novice investors think they need to buy before that date. You should always buy after the date.