The Monsters of Finance XMummies

Mummy · No. 04 of 10

David Rosenberg

@EconguyRosie

Merrill Lynch's ex-chief economist, still calling cycles from Toronto after living through most of them.
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What makes a Mummy

Mummies were doing this before X existed. They've been through the dot-com bust, 2008 and every rate cycle since, and they're still here, which is rarer than it sounds.

The other mummies

Here since the dot-com bust.

  1. No. 01: Jim Cramer@jimcramer

    Has called markets since the dot-com era, and every cycle since has gone through his desk.

  2. No. 02: Cathie Wood@CathieDWood

    Four decades in portfolio management and still putting money behind the next big disruption.

  3. No. 03: Martin Lewis@MartinSLewis

    Britain's consumer finance authority since 2003, quoted by half the country's parents.

  4. No. 05: ConvexityMaven@ConvexityMaven

    Created the MOVE Index, so the bond market has measured its own fear in his units ever since.

  5. No. 06: Greg Ip@greg_ip

    WSJ's chief economics commentator, who has covered the Fed through more cycles than most of its governors.

  6. No. 07: Alex Tabarrok@ATabarrok

    Has co-written Marginal Revolution since 2003, through every boom and bust that came after.

  7. No. 08: Cullen Roche@cullenroche

    Has been explaining how money and banking actually work since the last financial crisis.

  8. No. 09: Marc Rubinstein@MarcRuby

    Former hedge fund manager who writes up every bank blowup in case anyone wants to avoid the next one.

  9. No. 10: Spencer Jakab@Spencerjakab

    Former Heard on the Street editor who has watched enough bubbles deflate to spot the next one early.