The mood of the market has improved. The Nasdaq gave us courage.

There was no market whatsoever. There have been no U.S. indicators today that could show us direction, nothing. The market was seeking a motive to move, but it only could digest yesterday’s words by (Fed...

In the medium term, it will make a difference.

We will have to watch out for the weekend papers, but I think all eyes will be on the Nasdaq again.

The volatility is here to stay until Argentine problems find some sort of a solution. Today the stocks gave up all their (Tuesday) gains, and more, in nervous trade.

There are foreigners coming back to the market. There is new money entering.

The GDP data was much higher than expected … and with low volume we just end up following other markets.

The expectations are firm after the U.S. held rates steady.

We’re sitting on the fence.

What’s affecting the market is a lack of money.

We only recovered at the end, and we remain volatile due to oil. Until there’s a sign that volume will rise, we will continue to track other indices.

Another day of falls and another day without volume.

The mood is negative. It could fall further, but whoever comes in now is buying cheap.

The market was very comfortable with the minimum price.