Posted on 10/28/2020 8:11:33 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
When DoubleLine Capital talks people.... What? Who??
Nate Silver is a far left Dem Party hack.
He's not even pretending to be an unbiased prognosticator any more.
He is a bought and paid for Dem Party propagandist.
He might as we officially join the Biden
campaign propaganda and disinformation department and be done with it.
Ping
For thoe who don’t know, Jeff Gundlach founded Doubleline Capital, along with Philip Barach and 14 other members of Gundlach’s senior staff from The TCW Total Return Fund.
Barach was Gundlach’s co-manager of the $12 Billion TCW Total Return bond fund.
In a February 2011 cover story, Barron’s called him the “King of Bonds”. In 2012, he was included in the 50 Most Influential money managers list of Bloomberg Markets magazine.
So he’s almost as accurate as the former bond king Bill Gross?
“Well, if you think 2020 is weird, just wait until 2024. You ain’t seen nothing yet.”
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Can’t wait, we’ll have freepers who claim to be supporters of the Constitution backing ineligible candidates.
Money paragraph from the article:
“Addressing the elephant in the room, Gundlach said that public political polls are often “designed to create impressions” rather than illustrate reality, said Gundlach, and shouldn’t be trusted (for more on this read our post from 2016 “New Podesta Email Exposes Playbook For Rigging Polls Through “Oversamples”). He also argued that many Trump voters are unwilling to engage with pollsters and the media because they fear retribution for their political beliefs, also known as the “shy voter” phenomenon according to which “Over 10% Of Trump Voters Won’t Admit Preferences To Pollsters.” Biden also faces an enthusiasm problem, said Gundlach.”
RE: So he’s almost as accurate as the former bond king Bill Gross?
You can see the performance of the fund that Gundlach manages here:
https://doublelinefunds.com/total-return-bond-fund/performance/
“Markets don’t like certainty...”
Whaaat?! That’s the opposite of what I always heard. Anyone else ever hear this?
Already been done.
OK so then Trump wins?
RE: “Markets don’t like certainty...”
Either he was having a Joe Biden moment there, or the writer needs an editor.
i'm pretty sure it's a typo... there was another typo in the article about Trump beating Trump...
Almost certainly a typographic error.
In context, it makes no sense.
A typo.
This is right up George Soros's alley. Soros has been scheming against the U.S. for the past 2 1/2 decades. Soros says the U.S. is the only roadblock stopping him from achieving his globalist vision.
Soros donated $32 Billion of his $40B personal wealth to his "Open Society" foundations which stated that Soros has been concentrating his huge "donations" on the U.S. since the mid-1990s.
Soros's Open Society focuses its U.S. funding on placing Soros-approved individuals throughout the media, law enforcement (e.g., soft-on-crime DAs), academia, government, progressive/activist organizations, and politics. Soros says the U.S. is the "enemy" of his globalist Open-Society vision, so he's obsessed with destabilizing & dismantling the U.S.
Soros's Open Society foundations cap the percentage of a progressive organization's funding that comes from his Open Society foundation to 33%. Soros and his Open Society claim they don't get involved in the daily operations of the hundreds of activist organizations they fund. So they presumably can claim plausible deniability. Britain and Soros's home country of Hungary both blame Soros for destabilizing their respective countries. Plausible deniability.
I fully agree with this statement. Financial markets are always thrilled with destabilized global uncertainty, the more frantic uncertainty, the better. For example, let's say inflation is wildly fluctuating up and down like a yo-yo from day to day. All corporations love that, thus so does Wall Street.
As the old Wall Street saying goes: Markets (and corporations) love brain-splitting massive uncertainty.
When the arrests of the funders of this treasonous activity
are rounded up and sent to prison, this ends.
When the payroll sheets are tabulated, and there are knocks
on thousands of people’s doors, this ends.
When universities lose federal funding and professors are
goose stepped out of their ivory towers, this ends.
Those folks out there on the streets aren’t going to continue
unfunded, no sugar daddy to bail them out.
Universities aren’t going to continue with their treasonous
ways, if they are headed out of business.
One other thing that the government can do, is refuse to
recognize any degree issued from a ‘terrorist’ training
institution.
Try walking into court with a client, when the judge will
not recognize you as an attorney.
Go get yourself a degree at a university that pushes
terrorism, and then watch what happens when you seek
employment.
Between November 4th and the end of the year, there better
be some activity out of the Justice Department.
If not, the nation’s sane populace is going to be furious.
Yes; like Bill Gross, Grundlach was the “bond king” until he wasn’t. In the past five years the Barclay average of bond funds has outperformed Gundlach’s Total Return bond funds each year.
Who speaks for “The Market”? Traders and speculators do not like certainty and favor markets with change and volatility. Investors prefer certainty.
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