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Personal Liberty Digest
March 30, 2018
Bond guru Bill Gross thinks that the market system depends on leverage, and some of the key values that impact this leverage include current debt level, availability of ... Paul Tudor Jones II, the respected hedge fund billionaire recently gave a forecast that a price plunge in the bond markets was imminent.
Institutional Investor
March 27, 2018
Janus had recorded its first inflows in five years in 2014 thanks to the arrival of Bill Gross from PIMCO. It had just $195 billion on its books at the time of the deal. The "merger of equals" granted Henderson 57 percent of the shares, compared to Janus's 43 percent. Janus moved its headquarters away fromÃâà...
Business Insider
March 27, 2018
No one knows this better than the world's most elite investors - and that's why billionaires like Warren Buffett, Ray Dalio, Bill Gross, Paul Tudor Jones II, ... While these are all market risks that billionaires are concerned about, it's worth mentioning that these kinds of events are almost impossible to predict orÃâà...
Investing.com
March 22, 2018
That's what Bill Gross, the billionaire bond manager with Janus Henderson Group Plc, says in an investment outlook released Thursday. “The Fed's purported three to four hikes this year beginning in March are likely exaggerated,” wrote Gross, who runs the $2.2 billion Janus Henderson GlobalÃâà...
Financial News
March 16, 2018
Pimco's flagship GIS Income fund, Europe's largest mutual fund with €60bn in assets, has suffered its first month of net outflows since late 2014 — the period immediately following the departure of the US bond giant's co-founder Bill Gross. The blockbuster product, which is overseen by Dan Ivascyn andÃâà...
Dallas News
March 14, 2018
Pimco's assets under management rebounded to $1.75 trillion at the end of last year from a low of $1.43 trillion on Dec. 31, 2015. They peaked at almost $2 trillion in the first quarter of 2013, before the firm suffered massive outflows following the departure of co-founder and star money manager Bill Gross.
Financial Advisor Magazine
March 9, 2018
“There's never been a collection in private hands of U.S. material like the one Bill Gross put together,” says Cheryl Ganz, curator emerita of the Smithsonian ... “I have had the privilege and enjoyment of acquiring many of America's most iconic stamp rarities over the past 25 years or so,” the billionaire bondÃâà...
Dealbreaker
February 27, 2018
There's something about Janus Capital's Bill Gross that tends to stick around long after he's gone. Let's call it his essence. It does not wash off easily. Just ask his old company, perhaps at a meeting in its new Bill Gross Room. At last, however, Pimco is beginning to put its founder behind it, to the extent that itÃâà...
CNBC
February 23, 2018
Bond guru Bill Gross has made his negative call on bonds clear: The bear market in fixed income has begun. As the era of quantitative easing winds down and interest rates go up, Gross has told investors not to panic, but to expect a "mild" bear market with returns of zero to 1 percent at best. With yields onÃâà...
Handelsblatt Global Edition
February 14, 2018
This top-down approach is a holdover from the days of Pimco's founder and former chairman Bill Gross, a star investor known as the “Bond King” who left the company on some pretty bad terms about three years ago. When Bill Gross left, so did about one quarter of the fund manager's business.
The Australian
February 12, 2018
Bill Gross, the legendary bond manager, is parting with one of his most-prized investments: his collection of rare US stamps. ... Mr Gross, whose impressive record managing Pimco's flagship bond fund and frequent television appearances earned him the moniker as the “bond king,” has also gainedÃâà...
Barron's
February 7, 2018
Gross, the 73-year-old co-founder and former CIO of bond giant Pimco, isn't giving up the vol ghost. “Higher volatility in markets present opportunity to earn higher returns by selling volatility not cash bonds,” he tweeted Monday. And why would he? This time period is too short to mean anything, and it paintsÃâà...
Visual Capitalist (blog)
December 31, 1999
No one knows this better than the world's most elite investors – and that's why billionaires like Warren Buffett, Ray Dalio, Bill Gross, Paul Tudor Jones II, ... While these are all market risks that billionaires are concerned about, it's worth mentioning that these kinds of events are almost impossible to predict orÃâà...
CNBC
December 31, 1999
Bond guru Bill Gross told CNBC he is exiting one of his long-standing investments and is giving all the proceeds to charity. ... "Perhaps $30 to $40 million already," said Gross, who co-founded Pimco and now manages the Janus Henderson Global Unconstrained Bond Fund. He plans to sell his collection ofÃâà...
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