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Bill Gross: There’s no denying the ‘new normal’ now
Global financial market returns stand at the threshold of mediocrity. With bonds priced not for recession but near depression, most major global bond indices now yield less than 3%, surely a forerunner of returns to come.
Druckenmiller exit marks end of ‘old normal’ for investing, says Pimco’s Gross
Bond king reiterates view that supersized investment returns are thing of the past
Pimco, TCW vector into unexpected sector
Pacific Investment Management Co. LLC and TCW Group Inc. are investing in bonds guaranteed by aircraft as U.S. airlines hold back from adding seats to protect profitability, preserving the value of their planes.
Pimco to sell black-swan protection
Almost two years after Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.'s failure caused world markets to seize up, Pacific Investment Management Co. is planning a fund that will offer protection to investors against market declines of more than 15 percent.
Pimco’s El-Erian: Investors should prep for ‘major structural changes’
Investors should prepare for “major structural changes” as the economy shifts to consistently slower global growth, according to Mohamed A. El-Erian, chief executive officer at Pacific Investment Management Co.
Bond king Bill Gross suddenly talking up stocks
Pimco's Bill Gross, who's been touting the virtues of fixed-income investments for nearly forty years, is now talking up stocks. Why is that?
Gross bets against deflation — and what a bet it is
Pimco places an $8.1B options wager that the U.S. won't experience a long period of falling prices. Says one exec at the fund firm: A decade of deflation is 'remote.'
Bill Gross: A bumpy ride with no spare tires
Bill Gross is managing director and co-chief investment officer at Pacific Investment Management Co. LLC.
Gross urges ‘nationalization’ of housing finance
Bill Gross, who runs the world’s biggest bond fund at Pacific Investment Management Co. LLC, told a gathering…
Gross calls for U.S. to refinance home mortgages
Pimco's Bill Gross said the U.S. government should offer to refinance mortgages for homeowners as a way to stimulate the struggling economy.
Pimco, TCW vector into unexpected sector
Enhanced equipment trust certificates issued by airlines are suddenly high flyers, as yields climb.
Pimco’s Gross: Fed won’t raise rates for at least two years
Pacific Investment Management Co.'s Bill Gross said the Federal Reserve is unlikely to raise interest rates for two to three years as it seeks to keep the economy from slipping back into recession.
Pimco’s Mohamed El-Erian: It looks like an ‘exciting time for investing’
Ask Mohamed El-Erian about the very real financial problems threatening the developed world, and you get a surprising response.
Bond king Bill Gross suddenly talking up stocks
Bill Gross, who runs the world's biggest mutual fund, has a confession.
Pimco’s MINT attracting plenty of green
Pacific Investment Management Co. LLC's Enhanced Short Maturity Strategy Fund exchange-traded fund is off to a rousing start — a development that's not going unnoticed by rivals or advisers.
Pimco’s El-Erian: The unintended consequences of a $1T bailout
The beneficial impact of last weekend's $1 trillion “shock and awe” intervention by Europe to save Greece and safeguard the euro is fading – even more quickly than officials had feared.
El-Erian to investors: ‘Keep your seatbelts on and tight’
Mohamed A. El-Erian, whose firm runs the world’s biggest mutual fund, says stock investors should brace for higher…
El-Erian to investors: ‘Keep your seatbelts on and tight’
Mohamed A. El-Erian, whose firm runs the world’s biggest mutual fund, says stock investors should brace for higher…
Pimco’s El-Erian: Greece on the verge of becoming ‘global phenomenon’
What is less well understood at this stage is that the externalities, negative and positive, are not limited to Europe.
Pimco’s El-Erian: Second half of ’10 is more important
Mohamed El-Erian says that today's nonfarm payrolls report demonstrates a “tug of war” between cyclical and structural factors. His take? The second half of 2010 will be more important that the first
