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PIMCO’S BILL GROSS: I LOVE THIS GUY


I hope you occasionally read Bill Gross’s Investment Outlook. On the occasion of his birthday, he writes When I’m Sixty-Four.

Unlike all the excessively formal sounding pundits who wax unintelligibly about the financial markets (yes, I’m reading the Age of Turbulance right now), Mr. Gross is always delightfully down to earth and understandable, despite dishing up a heaping plateful of insight and common sense.

Do check it out if you’re looking for clarity about the current banking crisis. I think you’ll enjoy it.

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