The U.S. will be in a recession by the second half of 2022, and investors should be prepared for a 30% decline, says David Rosenberg, founder of the economic consulting…
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Canadian Contrarian David Rosenberg on Why Bonds have ‘Trounced’ Stocks Since March
While “anemic” returns look “downright depressing” to many, Canadian contrarian David Rosenberg has been advocating for investors to purchase long-term Treasury bonds for at least five years—and “has been mostly…
The Last 800 Years of Data Show No Bottom Yet
A recent Barron’s article discusses the current market downturn within the context of historical data going back to the 13th century—which shows there is “ample precedent for the current crisis.”…
Economist Says U.S. Recession Possible in 12 Months
David Rosenberg, chief economist and strategist at Gluskin Sheff & Associates Inc., said that January’s high in the S&P 500 “will prove to be the peak of the bull market…
Veteran Economist Suggests Trump Rally Caution
Contrarian economist David Rosenberg, chief economist and strategist at Toronto-based Gluskin Sheff & Associates, offers market insights in a recent interview with Barron’s. Here are some highlights: View on U.S.…
Rosenberg Says It's Very Difficult To Make Bearish Case For 2015
Top economist David Rosenberg — long a bear — is continuing along the bullish path he started on last year. (more…)
Falling Oil A Problem? Hardly, Says Rosenberg
Don’t believe the hype about falling oil prices being a bad sign. That’s what top economist David Rosenberg says. (more…)
Rosenberg Still A Bull -- For Now
David Rosenberg, the long-time bear who turned bullish fairly recently, says he’s getting frustrated with the US economy. (more…)
Rosenberg: Rate Hike Impact A Ways Away
Worried about the interest rate hikes that may be coming sooner than many had expected? Top economist David Rosenberg says to relax. (more…)
Rosenberg: Inflation Is Coming
Once a major worry amid the Federal Reserve’s massive quantitative easing program, inflation seems to have taken a back seat in investors’ minds. But top economist David Rosenberg says not…
