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David Rosenberg thinks the unemployment rate is headed much higher than anyone anticipates. If you recall, back in January when the stimulus package was crafted, the Obama Administration felt that passing the bill would mean an unemployment rate which would top out at 8.0%. As the situation deteriorated, the President recognized that 10.0% was more [...]
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Rosenberg: U.S. unemployment rate headed for 12.0-13.0%
Nov
Rosenberg: “the mother of all jobless recoveries”
Nov
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While I see the job numbers as pretty much what was expected, the data do make clear that we are seeing a major jobless recovery. David Rosenberg has a piece out today that goes right to the heart of the issue:
All we can say is that if the overwhelming consensus is correct that the recession [...]
Rosenberg: The Grinch who stole Christmas
Oct
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This is a guest post from our newest contributor, Charles D. Bull.
Greetings Writedowners,
Ed has gone to bed already. This is Charles D. Bull speaking.
You know, my wife told me yesterday that the local shopping area already has the Christmas tree up and is all geared up to drum up holiday season sales. Shoppers were [...]
Back to the future: Rosenberg says it’s like the crisis never happened
Oct
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In today’s morning with Dave article, Gluskin Sheff’s Chief Economist and Strategist says the macro environment makes it look like 2007 all over again – as if the crisis never happened.
It’s like 2008 and early 2009 never happened. Hong Kong’s Hang Seng index just hit a 14-month high as the island benefits from Chinese growth, [...]
Way too much risk in the equity market
Sep
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Following up on my “Sell equities” post, I want to highlight a factoid from today’s David Rosenberg’s Breakfast with Dave distribution.
Never before has the S&P 500 rallied 60% from a low in such a short time frame as six months. And never before have we seen the S&P 500 rally 60% over an interval in [...]
Perpetuating excess consumption
Aug
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This comes from David Rosenberg:
Perpetuating the spending and borrowing cycle We couldn’t believe this when we saw this quote from the U.S. Transportation Secretary (Ray Lahood) in yesterday’s NYT (page B3) on the "Cash for Clunkers" program: "There obviously is a real pent-up demand in America … people love to [...]
Rosenberg: Still a bear market rally
Jul
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This comes via David Rosenberg of Gluskin Sheff.
The week that was After four weeks of decline with a total loss of 7.0%, the equity market turned in a like-sized gain this past week re-igniting the bulls. With tech leading the way, the Nasdaq has managed to rally to a [...]
Rosenberg: The U.S. dollar could be next
Jul
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While Tim Geithner is out in the Middle East making the obligatory rounds, professing support for a strong U.S. dollar, investment strategists are wondering aloud whether a weak U.S. dollar is really what the U.S. government wants. David Rosenberg put out the following note over at Gluskin, Sheff.
It is the second anniversary of the credit [...]
Rosenberg: Market rally is just multiple expansion
Jul
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David Rosenberg is out with a bearish piece on equities today (I hop that doesn’t surprise you). He sees the market as still overvalued at these levels. The key, he say is that most of the rally has been built on multiple expansion and not earnings growth. Here is what he says (emphasis added)
We heard [...]
Rosenberg: ’Asia Revival May Be For Real’
Jun
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David Rosenberg is out today with a bullish Asia commentary. In today’s “Breakfast with Dave” comments, he says:
Asia Revival May Be For Real: Unless the data are lying, we are seeing spreading strength across the continent. This is bullish for the commodity complex, which is now breaking out. Gold, copper and oil have all broken [...]
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