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David Rosenberg Quotes
«It's a very strange mix, ... It may signal some kind of slowing, but I think I'd have to see a lot more evidence of that. It doesn't appear that consumer consumption is slowing in any meaningful way.»
Author: David Rosenberg
«I think it does complicate the rate hike picture and the near-term interest rate outlook.»
Author: David Rosenberg
«has stopped bleeding ... a hiring spree in 2003 looks like a low-odds bet.»
Author: David Rosenberg
«When you think of all the fiscal and monetary stimulus we've had, we should have the economy growing at 5 or 6 percent. The fact that we're not is the story.»
Author: David Rosenberg
«There's nothing in the tea leaves telling us we'll be seeing much labor-market buoyancy for several months.»
Author: David Rosenberg
«The SARS virus may not have much of a direct impact on U.S. growth -- though we would look for some spillover to the consumer confidence data.»
Author: David Rosenberg
«Fed action is not a fait accompli -- weakness might have to extend through the second half to lead to a Fed cut.»
Author: David Rosenberg
«If CEOs are just frozen in fear, ... who's going to go on a spending spree.»
Author: David Rosenberg
«The question must be asked as to what psychological impact there may be from this oft-cited [number] ... upon consumer sentiment. The unemployment rate and inflation are the most important determinants of consumer sentiment.»
Author: David Rosenberg
«That shows that companies are cutting in other areas to prevent their tech infrastructure from becoming obsolete.»
Author: David Rosenberg