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David Rosenberg: 4 Fed Hikes Would Trigger a Recession Next Year

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3 comments

  1. Sam Johnson

    Mr. Rosenberg. Taxes go up or remain high, revenue goes down or stays low. It's a fundamental thing I would expect you to both know and practice. But you speak to the contrary.
    Your very own examples of high unemployment, low standard of living, etc follow a 9 year period of having the very things you claim we must do to fix the problem – HIGH TAXES, huge expenditures on welfare, healthcare.
    It's just dots. Or dominoes if you prefer.
    And suddenly raising rates now (which should have been raised years ago) because of the President of your country?
    You Mr. Rosenberg are a heartless coward and a danger to anyone close to you. Shame on you. Shame on you.

  2. d8d8

    4:00 the 24 million out of labor force. One word: WELFARE.

  3. 김명자

    you are a great man have happy and healthy sir…^^

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