165 results on '"Rosenberg, David"'
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2. Don’t believe the academics. Trump’s policies won’t be all that inflationary at all
3. David Rosenberg: No, I’m not backing away from my recession call, and that means double-digit bond returns await
4. The U.S. election outcome all investors should be hoping for
5. David Rosenberg: Love him or hate him, an economy under Trump should fare better than under Harris
6. The Bank of Canada has now offset the policy mistake it made a year ago
7. Five reasons BoC rate cuts won't reignite a boom in Canadian home prices
8. David Rosenberg: Canada is in economic decay. Prepare for BoC rate cuts and big returns in this asset class
9. David Rosenberg: This is how to invest as 2024 nears
10. This AI arms race is spreading and may lead to a wave of unemployment
11. It's time to deploy profits from the U.S. to the TSX; Past data indicate that it isn't the time to be chasing the steep price of the S&P 500
12. Those who contend inflation is 'sticky' are in for a shock; The new narrative of inflation being slow to retreat will surprise some. After all, when all the experts and gurus agree, something else happens
13. Ottawa should seriously consider a less ambitious immigration policy
14. The turning point in the economic cycle is here. Time to buy bonds; The market may not be pricing in enough rate cuts this year given the recessionary signals
15. The rise of clean energy presents an opportunity; Investors would do well to watch this sector given its strong growth prospects, favourable government incentives
16. Why the long-term outlook for Canadian stocks is rosy (in the short term, not so much)
17. Get ready for deflation, more pain in stocks and a rally in long-term bonds
18. Diversification never really goes out of style; No, the 60/40 portfolio isn't dead - but here's an even better idea
19. Central bankers are in a fantasy-land; A fixation with lagging indicators means the Fed and BoC can't see inflation is already starting to fade away
20. Yes, the U.S. is in a recession; All the indicators are there - a drop to 3,100 on the S&P 500 is the best we can wish for
21. Looking forward, the surging greenback will be a meaningful drag on U.S. earnings
22. Since 1998, the Picture(s) Of Excellence at the Open
23. Play a long game while market rally unravels; Here's why it may be two years until stocks truly bottom out
24. The best-case scenario for stocks (and you're not going to like it); Brace yourself for a 20% plunge in the S&P 500 - and that's if we're lucky
25. BoC underestimates risks of housing fall-off; Unsustainable levels of household debt will hinder future economic growth, ensure that a recession will be more disastrous
26. Why markets aren't even close to bottoming; Inflation is going to pass in the coming year and we'll see the familiar pattern of a recessionary bear market
27. The Canadian dollar is seriously undervalued - and poised to surge before long
28. Now is not the time to be jumping back into the stock market
29. The perfect storm has arrived for stock markets, but there's still one way to invest for big returns
30. Personal wealth has grown to absurd levels - and a reckoning is coming
31. Trouble lies ahead for the Canadian housing market; A rude awakening could come as already highly indebted homeowners struggle to keep up with rising rates on the way
32. Here's why inflation is close to peaking - and how you can profit from it
33. Making portfolio changes? Here's what to keep in mind during these shaky times; OPINION
34. Why 2022 will be the year of the Great Transition; OPINION
35. Why Canadian stocks are looking particularly attractive; OPINION
36. Why now is a great time to take a closer look at the health care sector; OPINION
37. Yes, bonds still belong in your portfolio, and this is why; OPINION
38. Some big-picture investment ideas for the years that lie ahead; OPINION
39. Budget is an unaffordable spending binge; OPINION
40. Clothing retail set to surge on consumers' stale attire; OPINION
41. What will the world look like when the crisis ends? A lot different than it did before; OPINION
42. The Roaring Twenties are not coming back; OPINION
43. It's time to get bullish on banks; OPINION
44. Pfizer's promising COVID-19 vaccine is a potential game changer for the economy and how to invest; OPINION
45. There wasn't a blue wave, but the market saw huge gains anyway - here's why; OPINION
46. Can the West afford its attempts to isolate China? OPINION
47. Society's recent shifts call for careful decision-making; OPINION
48. After the pandemic, look to small-caps in biotech, pharma and digital; OPINION
49. You still want to invest in the loonie? Why? OPINION
50. Investors aren't getting what they deserve in the risky high-yield bond market; OPINION
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