Jeffrey Gundlach got out of the AI trade, and he recommends doing the same before “reckoning day.” ...
Days later, the bond market nodded, and the 10-year Treasury yield shot to 5.228% (2), a 19-year high. The last time rates were so high was June 2007 (3), just months before the Great Recession. Jeff ...
The DoubleLine CEO says record highs are masking weakness across hundreds of stocks.
Wall Street’s major indexes can tell a comforting story even when the stocks beneath them are struggling. A handful of ...
The Federal Reserve's seal is juxtaposed with US $100 bills and an upward arrow, symbolizing the central bank's monetary policy and the potential for a rate hike. This visual reinforces Bank of ...
Bond King” Jeffrey Gundlach thinks that the chance of recession is higher than 50%. He suggested investors should diversify their portfolio outside the securities and pointed out the strong ...
U.S. stock markets face hidden risks despite major indexes remaining near all-time highs, Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of the Tampa-based investment firm DoubleLine Capital, warned in a webcast this week, as ...
Jeffrey Gundlach, DoubleLine CEO, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss the FOMC's decision to leave the Federal Funds Rate unchanged. Got a confidential news tip? We want to hear from you. Sign up for free ...
DoubleLine Capital CEO Jeffrey Gundlach on Wednesday warned investors to prepare for a major structural shift in monetary policy following Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's debut press conference, ...
DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach on Wednesday called on Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh to back up his inflation rhetoric with action: if the Fed is truly committed to reaching its 2% target, it ...
Even if AI doesn’t “kill us,” Jeffrey Gundlach thinks it’ll “kill” your portfolio. The founder and CEO of DoubleLine Capital — who famously predicted the housing bubble of 2007 — is now forecasting a ...
The Federal Reserve recently hiked its policy rate by 25bps and told the market inflation will not reach its target for another three years. Jeffrey Gundlach, speaking on CNBC hours after the decision ...