The bottom line for us is we are experiencing excellent revenue growth..., ... We have good expectations for the fourth quarter and all of 2006.

We're especially pleased with solid fee income growth across the board, ... We see no signs of credit deterioration on the horizon.

[The new order] will allow us to continue our plans for managed, relatively modest growth, in line with our expectations of the market. It [also] lets us begin planning for the orderly retirement of our DC-10 fleet.

What they reported this morning beat my expectations, but it's hard to overlook the slowing customer growth.

After those several years of great growth, people's expectations have been very high - probably too high. And at the first sign of a slowdown they react they other way.

It confirms everyone's expectations that they'll raise rates in March. When growth is improving, you don't want to fuel extra speculation.