Bill Davis Quotes

When you look back to what we had before Greenspan, we had a Fed that was much more controlled with information. He brought so much transparency to the job. - Bill Davison

We have a tall order ahead of us, that's for sure. There's a lot of things to do and not a lot of time to finish it all. But we will be ready; 2007 is a big year for us. - Bill Davis

We are very excited to see the Tutor Time brand expand into the Portuguese child care and early education market. As we have seen in our other international franchise schools, Tutor Time's strong academic reputation and emphasis on caring for the whole child can be successfully translated into other cultures. - Bill Davis

There's a joke in the fixed income world that the PPI and CPI excluding everything is zero. But you can't really discount everything... I'm not trying to be alarmist but the market is underestimating the inflation risk in the economy. - Bill Davison

The next few years will be an exciting time for Learning Care Group. The new educational offerings are just two of many great initiatives and programs that will help the company continue to grow as the premier child and family education corporation in the world. - Bill Davis

The longer you see energy prices at these levels, the more likely it seeps into broader measures of inflation. Producers that are suffering higher costs could use events like this to push prices somewhat higher. This almost gives them an excuse to raise prices. - Bill Davison

The jobs numbers will be less reliable. If they are stronger, people will say it's because people had to hire more workers because of Katrina and it's only temporary. And if it's weaker people will also say that it's Katrina-related... The Fed's job has just gotten harder. - Bill Davison

The economy is showing more strength and the bond market is starting to wake up to that fact. - Bill Davison

The correction somewhat mutes inflation concerns. The market is looking in one direction today and that's for slower growth. - Bill Davison

The bond market has been focused on looking for nuggets of weakness. But the payroll number could tip things the other way. Another strong number could start to change people's minds. - Bill Davison

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