Jack Caffrey
Jack Caffrey
appreciation consumers digestion energy fears gives gradual hold lower market sets speaking trend
Once things get through the day-to-day digestion period, broadly speaking the market is still pretty good, ... The trend to lower energy erases some of the fears of how long consumers can hold up. It gives the market enough to fear but sets us up for gradual appreciation going into year-end.
attractive good growth looking stable
You're looking at a mid-teens grower and you can get it at potentially 13 times earnings. So, it's a good sector, one that we like, ... It's a more stable discretionary item, but an attractive valuation and good growth prospects.
business chemicals companies consumer customers food generating good high host maker products reasonable returns soaps
This is a maker of scents and the chemicals used to make a whole host of consumer products -- perfumes, soaps and food products. I like companies where their customers that are actually generating the demand, ... It has very high returns on capital, a good business and a reasonable valuation.
data economic market might reasonable responding
On the whole, economic data was pretty reasonable and the market is responding as you might expect.
create future likely noise volatility
It's not just what you deliver, but what your future is likely to hold. I feel like there is a lot of one-time noise in earnings. That's going to create volatility for some stocks.
data economic fed points rather sooner stopping
The economic data points to the Fed stopping (rate hikes) sooner rather than later, and that's encouraging.
cost costs dark delivery front psychology ripple
To an extent, we're all just groping in the dark to make sense of all the news, all the stories, all the data. What are the ripple effects? What will the costs be on a cost front, a delivery front and a psychology front?
couple hurricane investors knocked percent reminder run stark wanting wind
We are making another run at $70 a barrel, and we are doing it without a hurricane having knocked out 70 percent of U.S. production. You couple that with the stark reminder of all the geopolitical jitters out there, and you wind up with investors wanting to get a little more defensive.