“2004 was considered a low year, ... didn't sell out. ...We asked a lot of questions, and price seemed to be the No. 1 barrier to consumers' choices.”
Michael Rapino
“We sell 20,000 DVDs a year in China, and they're priced at just $4.99. Just to prove a point.”
Andy Setos
“Even though we increased overall revenues 50 percent year-over-year, the lower-than-expected selling prices for MP3 players and the inventory write-down negatively impacted gross margins.”
Craig McHugh
“Builders got caught in a price-cost squeeze: selling at yesterday's prices and delivering at tomorrow's costs.”
Marvin Rose
“There's no question average selling prices are dropping all over the marketplace,”
Fred Anderson
“It doesn't seem that long ago that we were selling them for 65 cents. That's almost double the price. You just don't see that.”
Bob Danner
“A lot of selling came in around 9 o'clock because Freddie Mac priced a large 10-year note, their benchmark security. Right at the pricing of that note, the Treasury market went down and it wasn't able to recover.”
Chris Rupkey
