Dan Ivascyn, successor to Pimco co-founder Bill Gross as the firm’s investment chief, is overseeing what is characterized in a recent Wall Street Journal article as “a new direction taken…
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Bill Gross Warns Investors to Preserve Capital
Under current conditions, warns bond guru Bill Gross, investors would be well served to focus more on preserving capital than earning high returns, according to a recent CNBC article. Given…
Gundlach Says the Bond Bull Dies at 3%
Jeffrey Gundlach says that a yield of 3% on the ten-year Treasury bond would represent the end of the three-decade bond rally, according to a recent Bloomberg article. The DoubleLine…
Gross Doubts 2% Growth Rate
Billionaire Bill Gross says that the 10-year Treasury yield moving above 2.6% is a more important event than the Dow hitting the 20,000 milestone, according to a recent Investment News…
Bill Gross on Weak Credit: Do Not Pass Go
It might sound like an oversimplification to discuss the current state of the credit markets in terms of a Monopoly game, but that’s exactly what Janus fund manager William Gross…
Investors Should Adjust Return Expectations Says Janus’ Gross
Investors have a better chance of seeing a repeat of the past 40-years on the planet Mars than they do here on earth, says William Gross, manager of the Janus…
Gross On China, And The Global "Shell Game"
Bond guru Bill Gross says central banks across the globe are playing a “shell game” with financial markets. And once the game ends, he thinks markets are likely to tumble.…
Gross On China, And The Global "Shell Game"
Bond guru Bill Gross says central banks across the globe are playing a “shell game” with financial markets. And once the game ends, he thinks markets are likely to tumble.…
Gross On The Next Liquidity Crisis
Bond guru Bill Gross says that, once the global flood of quantitative easing ends, we could be in for another liquidity crisis. (more…)
Gross Talks "New Neutral"
In the aftermath of the 2008 financial crisis, bond guru Bill Gross spoke of a “New Normal” for US economic growth. Now he’s talking about the “New Neutral” for interest…