Bond guru Bill Gross says the monetary system that the world has used for the past four decades is in danger of hitting a “breaking point” amid a sea of…
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Gross: U.S. Is "Cleanest Dirty Shirt"
PIMCO bond guru Bill Gross says that the U.S. is currently offering the best of several bad options for bond investors. “It’s what we call the cleanest dirty shirt, and…
Gross: Austerity Won't Work
PIMCO’s Bill Gross says that what is needed to fix the European debt crisis is growth and budget discipline — not mere austerity. “No, that doesn’t work,” Gross says of…
Top Bond Managers Look for More QE
Three top bond fund manager says that a weakening U.S. economy will lead the Federal Reserve to enact “QE3” — another round of quantitative easing — and they are positioning…
Gross: Zero-Bound Rates Will Cause Big Trouble
PIMCO bond guru Bill Gross is reiterating his belief that zero-bound interest rates will become a major problem for the economy, and markets. “Books such as ‘Stocks for the Long…
Gross vs. Cooperman on Treasurys
Are Treasury bonds a good place to be, or quite dangerous? Two top strategists — Bill Gross and Leon Cooperman — have very different takes. Hedge fund guru Cooperman tells…
Yardeni: Numbers Show "Old Normal" Reigns
Strategist Ed Yardeni says that the “New Normal” scenario that has been promulgated by Bill Gross and PIMCO is off base — and says recent economic data proves it. “While…
Gabelli, Gross on Where to Look in 2012
Top value investor Mario Gabelli is high on stocks in the automobile, cloud computing, and snack food industries in 2012. Speaking as part of Barron’s 2012 Roundtable, Gabelli says big…
Gross: "Great Risk" Ahead
Heading into 2012, PIMCO’s Bill Gross sees a world of “fatter tails” and “great risk” for global economies and financial markets. “In the face of a delevering zero-bound interest rate…
Gross: Low Rates May Be Obstructing Recovery
Could central banks’ near-zero interest rate policies actually be hampering growth rather than stimulating it? PIMCO’s Bill Gross says that may well be the case. In an op-ed piece for…