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Bear in the Bullring (How Independent Thinking Protects Your Money & Improves Your Life)
| Expected release date is Oct 6th 2026 |
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Overview
The Bear in the Bullring is a clear-eyed guide to thinking better about money, risk, and decision-making in an age of noise and market hype. Drawing on four decades as a top-ranked economist and strategist, David Rosenberg distills the principles that have helped him protect capital, navigate bubbles, and avoid the costly mistakes that derail most investors.
This is not a “get rich quick” playbook. Instead, Rosenberg shows why success begins with discipline: understanding cycles, managing downside risk, questioning consensus, and staying emotionally grounded when markets turn irrational. He offers practical frameworks for portfolio construction, diversification, and long-term wealth building—tools readers can apply immediately.
Often funny and disarmingly candid, Rosenberg shares not only his successes but the missteps and occasionally hilarious moments that shaped his thinking and sharpened his judgment. The result is a book about more than investing: it’s about resilience, independence, and making better decisions in an uncertain world.









