Gold 'going to $3,000'

http://video.ft.com/v/1628418924001/Gold-going-to-3-000-

David Rosenberg refutes Erin Burnett on a "recovery"

http://www.zerohedge.com/article/david-rosenberg-refutes-erin-burnetts-misconceptions-about-recovery

Why we're in a depression

http://www.zerohedge.com/article/what-depression-anyway-and-why-we-continue-be-it

Rosenberg: this is a depression

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cbATZcck0Vg&feature=player_embedded

Watch how his depressing message is cut off by the CNBC anchor at the end of the video.

David Rosenberg remains bearish on equities

http://pragcap.com/david-rosenberg-is-dow-5000-really-possible

* Secular bull and bear markets typically last 16 years

* During the secular bear market, most if not all of the prior gains made (again,in inflation-adjusted terms) in the prior secular bull condition, are wiped out. Look closely at the chart and there is a very subtle upward drift – the secular low points rise over time, albeit fractionally.

Assuming inflation averages 2% annually and that 2016 marks the end of this secular bear episode (seeing as it began in 2000) then the historical pattern would suggest a test of 5,000 on the Dow as the ultimate trough (at that point, gold will likely be 5,000 too). This does not preclude cyclical rallies along the way, but these will be “bear market rallies” such as we saw from March 2009 to April 2010 and investors should not be tempted into any other strategy than to rent these rallies and not own them.

Rosenberg really bullish on gold

David Rosenberg, former Merrill Lynch economist, is bullish on gold.

http://www.zerohedge.com/article/david-rosenberg-part-2-gold-increasingly-being-viewed-currency-its-own

David Rosenberg bullish on gold

http://moneynews.com/Headline/Rosenberg-Euro-Gold-3/2010/05/05/id/357940

Rosenberg, Chief Economist for Gluskin Sheff, is a former economist for Merrill Lynch and rumor has it that they parted ways due to his too bearish stance on the economy. I guess honesty is too much to ask from Wall Street.