Gross Sees Global Economy Dangerously Close to Deflation – BloombergBusiness 08-07-15

Salient to Investors: Bill Gross at Janus Capital said: The global economy is dangerously close to deflationary growth. Any whiff of deflation and things tend to reverse and go badly. The CRB Commodity Index is lower than in 2008 when Lehman went bankrupt.  Oil, metals and crops have plunged due to

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One Hundred Years of Bond History Means Bears Destined to Lose Bloomberg 12-08-14

Salient to Investors: The longest-dated Treasuries yield less than half the 6.8% average over the past five decades but are in line with the norm for the prior half-century. David Jones said the notion that Treasury yields are too low is shaped by players who began their careers in the wake

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Pimco’s Gross Says Weak Credit Creation Jeopardizes U.S. Growth – Bloomberg 09-03-14

Salient to Investors: Bill Gross at Pimco said: Insufficient credit creation with 2% economic growth jeopardizes US growth because our credit-based financial economy depends on an ever-expanding outstanding level of credit for its survival. If the credit growth is more than 4.5% a year, then private and public sectors must create

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Gross Says Central Banks Must Sway Investors for Assets to Rise – Bloomberg 03-04-14

Salient to Investors: Bill Gross at Pimco said: If central banks can convince investors that their policies can reproduce the old normal economy, then risk assets will have higher future returns and outperform cash, trickling down to respectable growth rates and lower global unemployment. Central banks must shift to qualitative

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Gross Says Central Bank Cash Influx Raises Global Assets’ Risk – Bloomberg 12-03-13

Salient to Investors: Bill Gross at Pimco said: The unprecedented cash added to the financial system by central banks is raising the risk of a slide in global asset prices. Global economies and their artificially priced markets are increasingly at risk, but the unwinding may occur gradually.” The Fed, BoJ,

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