Articles from William (Bill) Hunt Gross, the legendary bond investor, of Janus Henderson and before that Pacific Investment Management Co., where he managed the Pimco Total Return Fund, which during his time was the world‘s biggest mutual fund.
I have amnesia of sorts. I remember almost nothing of my distant past — a condition that at…
When credit is priced such that carry is no longer as profitable at a customary amount of leverage/risk, then the system will stall, list, or perhaps even tip over, says Pimco's Gross.
The whales of our current economic society swim mainly in financial market oceans. Innovators such as Jobs and…
The global economy is floating on an ocean of credit, and a good thing too as our cartoon…
Pimco chief discusses how successful investing in a deleveraging, low interest rate environment will require defensive in addition to offensive skills.
How many ways can you say “it's different this time?”
A 12-year-old coffee mug has a permanent place on the right corner of my office desk. Given to me by an Allianz executive to commemorate PIMCO's marriage in 1999, it reads: “You can always tell a German but you can't tell him much.”
In many ways the global economic crisis is like a marriage gone bad.
A mind is a precious thing to waste, so why are millions of America's students wasting theirs by going to college?
I'm going to one-up Mark Twain in the quantity department and spin two yarns about jumping frogs, one which has been frequently told, the other not so much.
