Bill Gross: Dividend Stocks and Bonds Make Most Sense Now [View article]
Pimco haters aggravate me to no end. If Bill Gross is trying to "stick-save the treasury market," why is he short treasuries in his Total Return fund? Me think you have no idea what the heck you're talking about.
On Jul 02 02:41 PM SW Richmond wrote:
> Bill Gross checks in to reinvigorate deflation-thesis, help stick-save > the Treasury market one last time, and generally talk his book. Spare > me. > > Treasuries are the final bubble. Ever since the recent Treasury market > dustoff, with yields on the ten-year rapidly rising and foreign buyers > getting nervous, we've seen a rising drumbeat of articles, pundits > and discussions about deflation. Deflation-thesis is the only antidote > the Fed and its lackeys have for the obvious inflationary implications > of the Treasury's borrowing needs going forward. > > Nearly all "news", pronouncements by co-opted insider pundits, MSM > blather, currency discussions, tax hike talk etc must be understood > within the context of its effect on saving the Treasury market.<br/> > > When the Treasury market blows up, you'll know.
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Pimco haters aggravate me to no end. If Bill Gross is trying to "stick-save the treasury market," why is he short treasuries in his Total Return fund? Me think you have no idea what the heck you're talking about.
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On Jul 02 02:41 PM SW Richmond wrote:
> Bill Gross checks in to reinvigorate deflation-thesis, help stick-save
> the Treasury market one last time, and generally talk his book. Spare
> me.
>
> Treasuries are the final bubble. Ever since the recent Treasury market
> dustoff, with yields on the ten-year rapidly rising and foreign buyers
> getting nervous, we've seen a rising drumbeat of articles, pundits
> and discussions about deflation. Deflation-thesis is the only antidote
> the Fed and its lackeys have for the obvious inflationary implications
> of the Treasury's borrowing needs going forward.
>
> Nearly all "news", pronouncements by co-opted insider pundits, MSM
> blather, currency discussions, tax hike talk etc must be understood
> within the context of its effect on saving the Treasury market.<br/>
>
> When the Treasury market blows up, you'll know.