"When uncertainty about the future is high, a chasm opens, leaving ample room for speculation and for investors’ emotions to pour in."
Charlotte Yonge, portfolio manager at Troy Asset Management.
"Almost by definition, the long bond market moves slowly, but shifts of the tectonic plates can have a serious effect. If there’s any risk of a major quake to disturb the current calm, this is where it comes from."
John Authers, journalist at Bloomberg.
"What I am really looking for is a consensus the market is not confirming. I like to know that there are a lot of people who are going to be wrong."
Bruce Kovner, chairman of CAM Capital.
"Markets tend to climb a wall of worry. There’s always a lot of bad news swirling around, and yet markets can continue to go up."
Dan Kemp, financial author.