Rosenberg Interview: "If You Don’t Believe In A Double Dip, It’s Because The First Recession Never Ended"
Courtesy of Tyler Durden
Sick and tired of CNBC "interviews" in which the speaker is given 15 seconds in between commercials to explain why the economy is in the toilet, before another talking head from the dodecabox appears and starts spouting painfully ridiculous things? So are we. Which is why we refuse to link to David Rosenberg’s earlier presence on CNBC, and instead we present Rosie’s following 26 minute interview with the WSJ which is a must watch for all who want to listen to exiled Merrill Lyncher express a coherent realistic thought before some CNBC associate producer screams "cut to commercial for incontinence pills."
And, true to form, Rosie starts off in style: "If you don’t believe there’s going to be a double dip, it’s because the first recession never ended. If there is going to be a double dip, the odds are certainly higher than 50-50." For those who follow our daily posts and Rosie’s periodic letters via Gluskin Sheff (which would be all of our readers), the insights won’t be particularly new, but it is always great to hear a rational and sensible person discuss things as he sees them, not as his trading book demands he see them.
