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Wealthion: Our Economy is Running on Borrowed Time

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The stock market has been hitting record highs in the S&P and Nasdaq, but renowned economist David Rosenberg of Rosenberg Research warns of imminent economic downturns in both the US and Canadian economies. In a recent interview on Wealthion, James Connor sat down with David to discuss these concerns and what they mean for your portfolio.

Rosenberg, who is known for his accurate predictions of the 2001 and 2008 recessions, sees dark clouds looming on the horizon. One of the most significant concerns he has is the rising delinquency rates in consumer credit. Delinquencies in credit card debt and car loans have been increasing, indicating that consumers are struggling to make ends meet. This is often a leading indicator of a broader economic downturn.

Another concern is the bursting of the Canadian housing bubble. According to Rosenberg, the Canadian housing market is in a bubble, and it is only a matter of time before it bursts. This could have devastating effects on the Canadian economy and the portfolios of investors with exposure to Canada.

So, what does this mean for your portfolio? Rosenberg advises investors to be cautious and to prepare for a potential downturn. He suggests looking at areas of the market that tend to do well in a recession, such as consumer staples, healthcare, and utilities. He also recommends having a diversified portfolio and avoiding being overly concentrated in any one area.

Furthermore, Rosenberg suggests being prepared for lower interest rates for longer. The Federal Reserve has signaled that it intends to keep interest rates low for the foreseeable future, which could have implications for investors’ bond holdings.

In conclusion, while the stock market has been hitting record highs, it is essential to be aware of the potential economic headwinds on the horizon. The rising delinquency rates in consumer credit and the bursting of the Canadian housing bubble are significant concerns that investors should be aware of. By being cautious, diversifying your portfolio, and looking at areas of the market that tend to do well in a recession, you can help protect your portfolio from a potential downturn.

Be sure to tune in to the full interview on Wealthion to hear more from David Rosenberg on the dark clouds looming over the US and Canadian economies. It is essential to stay informed and prepared for what lies ahead, and Rosenberg’s insights can help you do just that.

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