Wealthion · Tuesday, September 1, 2026
David Rosenberg believes the Fed would intervene to prevent a destabilizing stock market decline, especially if it coincides with problems in the credit market. He notes that while the Fed has a longer fuse, a severe, destabilizing drop would prompt action, similar to past interventions when credit markets showed stress.
“The Fed would respond to a destabilizing decline in the equity market. There's no [clears throat] doubt about that.”
“And all the more so because you will not have a destabilizing decline in the stock market absent um some sort of problem in the credit market.”
“And that is something that will always get the Fed uh to the rescue plan.”