Yesterday's earnings release from Prologis didn't make markets happy on Wednesday, as a downward revision turned into a 3.6% drop in share price.

With higher interest rates, concerns about inflation, and ongoing supply chain and construction labor shortage issues, that shouldn't necessarily be a surprise, and investor reactions don't last forever. (Prices were up 0.85% at the end of Thursday.)

But there was also the earnings call. Here are some of the remarks not just about Prologis, but the entire industrial market, from company execs.

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