The DoubleLine Capital CEO balked at elevated readings in June and July, and argued the Consumer Price Index doesn't reflect reality.
The DoubleLine Capital CEO balked at elevated readings in June and July, and argued the Consumer Price Index doesn't reflect reality.
Legendary investor Jeff Gundlach also discussed stocks at "nosebleed levels" and his inflation outlook in a CNBC interview.
DoubleLine's Gundlach said the dollar going down could ultimately cause the market to regard the national debt as a threat to future returns in his latest webcast.
The founder and CEO of DoubleLine Capital said cryptocurrencies have become "objects of speculation," fueled in part with government stimulus money.
Gundlach also said that the US stock market is overvalued by virtually every metric relative to foreign markets.
“Bond King” Jeffrey Gundlach told CNBC on Monday bitcoin hit “bubble territory” once it passed $US23,000, and he doesn’t feel comfortable with the coin’s current levels. “I don’t like bitcoin here, I don’t like things that are up on a stilt like that,” the DoubleLine Capital founder said of the […]
Bitcoin has surged nearly 150% in 2020 and rose above the $US18,000 threshold on Wednesday for the first time in three years. Billionaire investor Chamath Palihapitiya said in 2017 that the coin could reach $US1 million in the next 20 years, while Michael Novogratz sees the coin surging to $US60,000 […]
Jeff Gundlach, the billionaire investor known as the “Bond King,” predicted stocks will crash in less than 18 months in a RealVision interview published on Friday. The DoubleLine Capital CEO also warned the US dollar will dive in the long run, argued tech stocks like Apple and Amazon are the […]
Billionaire “bond king’ Jeff Gundlach discussed the coronavirus crash, the pandemic’s lasting impacts, day traders, the November election, and other subjects in a Yahoo Finance interview on Wednesday. The DoubeLine Capital CEO downplayed the prospect of a “V-shaped” economic recovery, and said the Federal Reserve is causing headaches for investors. […]
Billionaire “bond king” Jeffrey Gundlach expects the stock market to fall from its “lofty” perch as he warned of corporate credit downgrades and a rise in white-collar layoffs on Tuesday. Gundlach said traders think the Federal Reserve chairman Jerome Powell is “Superman,” and he is expected to keep the fed […]
Billionaire “bond king” Jeff Gundlach sounded the alarm on the US government’s aggressive borrowing in a Wednesday tweet, warning it could lead to negative interest rates with devastating results. “The pressure to go negative on Fed Funds will build as short term borrowing explodes and dominates,” Gundlach said. “Please, no. […]
Billionaire bond investor Jeff Gundlach is not just known for his legendary bond investments. The bond king, and founder of DoubleLine Capital, is equally renowned for his blunt views on markets, the Treasury Department, and much more. Markets Insider has rounded up 14 of Gundlach’s most insightful, interesting quotes, which […]
Billionaire bond investor Jeff Gundlach on Monday night criticised the Federal Reserve’s announcement that it will borrow nearly $US3 trillion in the next quarter, questioning the purpose of taxation if “endless” borrowing is viable. “If endless borrowing is a viable solution, why did we have any taxation in the first […]
Billionaire “bond king” Jeff Gundlach slammed government relief for public companies on Monday night. “I doubt I am the only person frustrated by National-Debt-financed bailouts of companies that leveraged up large to buy back stock to levitate share prices to enrich shareholders and company executives,” he tweeted. The DoubleLine Capital […]
Jeff Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine, reopened a short position against the S&P 500, expecting the coronavirus’ economic outlook to further tank the index. The investor took to CNBC on Monday to reveal his new stake, adding that the Federal Reserve’s spate of policy measures aren’t enough to prevent a second […]
Billionaire bond king Jeffrey Gundlach believes the coronavirus sell-off is not over yet and markets may see more losses in April. The S&P 500 index collapsed into a bear market this quarter, while losing 12.52% in March at a record pace in an environment of unprecedented economic uncertainty due to […]
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