Jeff Gundlach Live Webcast: "The Fixed Income Playbook"

In a few moments, the up and coming "bond king challenger", Jeffrey Gundlach will hold one of his signature free to all webcasts, this time focusing on what Gundlach calls the "Fixed Income Playbook." Will he agree with David Tepper that the bond bubble is now bursting, or, on the contrary, side with JPM and its estimation that there is $5 trillion in excess liquidity which will inevitably find its way into the bond market and send yields to even lower record lows, find out in minutes.

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Comments

[linniepar]

Recap here?

[LawsofPhysics]

How many 401k plans does JPM "manage" again?  I am going to have to lean towards Jamie on this one...

...and go fuck yourself Jeff, there's a reason he's "richer than you"...

[booboo]

and get on another 300 spambot email list, mmm, no thanks.

I think the real money is in selling emails.

[Rainman]

pass..... I busy wondering if the 10yJGB will ever see 1.00  again

[Bell's 2 hearted]

10yr yield slogging toward 1%

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Ol Man River

[q99x2]

He looks like he could be a Texan. I wouldn't trust him.

[Yen Cross]

Here's a good one for you guys.

Gundlach: I think USD/JPY is going to 200 in 3-5 years

 I think it's going higher eventually, but I'd hate to see what events will take it to these levels.

[knukles]

He knows his stuff..... got one of the best records as a bond manager, ever.

[general ripper]

Yes......it is now bursting. UST10yr has expooded from 2.4% to 2.5 yield% over last few days.

Now wait a minute...... I've been reading for years now that if rates go up:

1. Housing crashes (further).
2. Car market dives and takes sub prime with it
3. Stocks will go down because that's the law.
4. kids will drop out of college
5. USA will struggle to pay interest (let alone principle) on it's amazing debt load.
6. C Cards will put US comsumers into yet deeper debt

So I call a BS on the whole thing (we are turning Japanese)