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be in the driving seat

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be in the driving seat  (British) also be in the driver's seat (American & Australian)
to be in control of a situation The consumer is in the driving seat due to the huge range of goods on the market.
See fly by the seat of pants
See also: driving, seat


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After a rather positive reaction to the FOMC report on Tuesday and yesterday's firm rally in the face of record crude prices, Sir Isaac Newton seems to be in the driving seat just now.
Schaeffer's Midday Options Update Features Dell, Hewlett-Packard, Red ... by Business Wire
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