Outside the Box

Breakfast with Dave

July 27, 2009

This week I offer something unusual for outside the Box, in that I agree on almost all points with my friend David Rosenberg, except he tells it so much better than your humble analyst. David was the former Chief Economist at the former Merrill Lynch (ah, Mother Merrill, we barely knew ye.) and is now Chief Economist at Gluskin Sheff + Associates Inc., which is one of Canada's pre-eminent wealth management firms. Founded in 1984, they manage $4.4 billion. (For those who wonder, David left NYS to return home to Toronto. Much shorter commute time.) David looks at the recent stock market run-up, why he likes corporate bonds better than stocks, what is lagging with the consumer and a lot more. It is a very pithy read.

Have a good week, I am off to a beach in a few days, but there will be an e-letter this Friday. You are in good hands.

Your looking forward to reading with drinks with little umbrellas analyst,

John Mauldin, Editor
Outside the Box

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Breakfast with Dave

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