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WHY THIS ISN’T A NEW SECULAR BULL MARKET

Tyler over at Zero Hedge has an excellent chart from David Rosenberg at Gluskin Sheff comparing the secular bull in 1982 with the current environment.  It clearly shows why we’re not in a new bull market.  Though I agree with Rosenberg that the market remains in a secular bear, the power of money printing is likely to keep showering markets with kool-aid. Combined with very low earnings expectations and Mr. Rosenberg is likely wrong in his timing once again.

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Source: Gluskin Sheff

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