Cornerstone In The NewsJohn Riley, Cornerstone's Chief Strategist, has been sought out by various media outlets for his unique and direct opinions on the market. Below are several samples of quotes by John Riley. As you will see, Cornerstone was concerned about the markets and debt long before the majority saw what Mr. Riley saw as obvious. Toronto Globe and Mail - 10/31/08 - But John Riley, Texas-based president and chief investment officer of money management firm Cornerstone Investment Services, warned that bear markets have a way of preying on investor optimism – and that could be what has been happening over the past three days. “A bear market's purpose is to hurt as many people as much as possible. And bear market rallies lure in people who still have hope,” he said. “We still have hope in this market. “When hope is gone, that's when you have the bottom of the bear market.”
"Our position is, the economy has been fueled by debt – consumer debt, mortgage debt," he said. "As soon as the debt flow curtails and people stop using their homes as ATMs, that's going to have an impact on the economy."
Is that so?” asks Riley.“We had the data. Is Chairman Greenspan ready to admit that a small money management firm in Providence, Rhode Island, had better data than the Fed? Because we knew there was a bubble in 1999. He also said there was nothing the Fed could do about the bubble even if they saw one.This simply isn’t true. Had they raised rates earlier, changed margin requirements or even influenced changes in tax rules, the bubble could have been taken under control and the resulting fallout from the deflating of a much smaller bubble would be much less than we are seeing now.”
USA Today - 04/17/00 - This slide could last for years, says John Riley, president of Cornerstone Investment Services. "This bear must erase the previous bull's years of excess," he says National Post - 09/04/99 - But most money managers and advisors show a heavy bias toward bullishness, says John Riley at his Web site www.cornerstoneri.com /whosays.htm. While he concedes no one can predict the market on a day to day basis, 'good advisors will recognize overvaluation when it stares them in the face, (and will hopefully protect their clients.)' |
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