and his clients for the likelihood of a recession and return to bear market territory for stocks and commodities. We discussed the US dollar, precious metals, currencies, defensive stocks, as well as why David believes that we're going to see yields for 10-year treasuries drop below 1% during the coming downturn. And with that, let's get right into this week's episode. David Rosenberg, welcome to Hidden Forces. Thanks for inviting me on. It's great having you here. How many days are you in New York this time? Oh, well, this particular time I'm here for a couple of days, but we have quite a few clients, a Gluskin chef in the New York area, and invariably I'm asked to give speeches at different events. So I'm probably in New York every four to six weeks. So when people ask me, because I lived here from 02 to 09 when I was Merrill's chief economist, so people ask me to this day, do I miss New York? But I'm here so often that I don't get a chance to. That's interesting. You're from (4/57)
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