David Rosenberg (Almost) Turns Bullish on Stocks

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David Rosenberg says his shift to perma-bull status may come as soon as November if broader despair continues and a few outstanding messes get cleaned up: For the record, I do see a light at the end of the dark tunnel. Don’t be surprised if I end up turning bullish ahead of the pack — though […]

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Interesting take on why rising commodity prices ultimately have a deflationary effect – from David Rosenberg in yesterday’s Breakfast With Dave: The bond market is telling you something very important here that rather than being a permanent source of inflation, what we are witnessing is a global exogenous deflationary shock (the impact on discretionary spending in America will […]

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David Rosenberg writes in today’s Breakfast With Dave that Obama was channeling Herbert Hoover during the State of the Union! A long-standing colleague and reader sent this off to me yesterday and it blew me away. Read on: Obama’s State of the Union: “Two years after the worst recession most of us have ever known, the […]

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Not bad – Rosenberg had the S&P fair value pegged much lower last time (in the range of 650 to be precise). From today’s Breakfast With Dave: S&P 500: No surprise here, the U.S. market continues to be overvalued.  According to our proprietary models, the median fair-value for the S&P 500 is 1,120 (with a range […]

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Over the longer haul, many of us believe that oil is heading higher.  If you subscribe to the peak oil theory, or at least some derivation of it, this trend is basically regarded as fact. But for the shorter term, oil may be due for some degree of pullback.  Speculative longs on the black goo […]

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