Podcast appearances and mentions of Jeffrey Gundlach

America’s debt burden and interest expense have become “untenable,” and that means long-term US Treasury bonds are no longer seen as legitimate risk-free investments, said DoubleLine Capital’s Jeffrey Gundlach. He is joined by Bloomberg's Lisa Abramowicz.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

London's Heathrow is shut with all flights cancelled or diverted following a massive sub-station fire knocks out power to the airport and to nearby neighbourhoods. The Dow and S&P 500 are slightly in the green to eke gains for the week but U.S. equities remain under pressure. DoubleLine Capital's Jeffrey Gundlach believes a recession is a possibility. Brussels delays retaliatory tariffs on the U.S. by two weeks, pushing for further dialogue with the Trump administration. And in shipping news, Hapag-Lloyd suffers a 19 per cent fall in FY profits. CEO Rolf Habben-Jansen tells CNBC tariffs concerns are weighing on the sector.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jeffrey is the founder, CIO and CEO of DoubleLine Capital. He shares insights on the shifting economic landscape, from rising interest rates to inflation volatility, and their implications for investors. Jeffrey also offers his perspectives on national debt, portfolio diversification and valuations.

 Is it time to buy yet? Economists Barry Ritholz and Jeffrey Gundlach certainly think so, but Danny's not sure these Pie-Charts-‘R-Us Investors have your money in mind! The shop explains why more diversification isn't always the right answer along with a few key points for navigating volatile market environments with the VIX before diving […] The post You Don't Have To Go Through A Bear Market – Here's Why | Your Money Podcast – Episode 538 appeared first on Revere Asset Management.

Back in my LA finance days, I managed billion-dollar bond funds with Jeffrey Gundlach, aka the “Bond King.” But today, we're switching gears from complex portfolios to something a little shinier—gold.Collin Plume isn't here to sell you coins—he's here to talk about what really matters: how to build financial security, make retirement stress-free, and raise kids who actually understand money. If you've ever wondered whether gold is more than just a doomsday hedge, Collin has some golden insights for you.Part 2 of our two-part series on money, metals, and making smart financial moves.Key Highlights of Our Interview:Gold, Real Estate, and Learning New Tricks: Why Diversifying is the New Smart“Be willing to learn about a new investment or a new strategy every year, whether you decide to do it or not. But I think being willing to learn about it is important. It will help you and it'll keep you sharp.”Beware of Finfluencer Hype: Not Everything That Shines Is Gold“Too often, people take influencers at face value, believing that the most engaging video equals the best advice. In reality, it's important to fact-check and do your own research because many influencers are just paid promoters, not experts.”Do Your Research: Don't Let Algorithms Make Your Financial Decisions“Algorithms don't care if the advice is good; they only care if the content is appealing. So when it comes to financial decisions, it's on you to dig deeper, check multiple sources, and make sure the influencers you follow are legit.”The Real Cost of Reckless Spending: Teaching Financial Discipline to the Next Generation“As a family, we prioritize experiences like travel and education over material goods. I've shown my children the gold and silver I've set aside for them and explained how these assets will be worth something significant in the future. Whether they want to start a business or pay for college, these investments will be there for them."“I make sure my kids know that money isn't something to be taken lightly. Whether it's explaining mortgages to my 8-year-old or discussing the importance of not being wasteful with their toys, they need to understand that everything has a cost. I often use examples like Disneyland—where you can easily spend thousands in just a few days."______________________Connect with us:Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Collin Plume______________________--**Chief Change Officer**--Change Ambitiously. Outgrow Yourself.Open a World of Deep Human Intelligence for Growth Progressives, Visionary Underdogs,Transformation Gurus & Bold Hearts.6 Million+ All-Time Downloads.Reaching 80+ Countries Daily.Global Top 3% Podcast.Top 10 US Business.Top 1 US Careers.>>>100,000+ subscribers are outgrowing. Act Today.

Back in my LA finance days, I managed billion-dollar bond funds with Jeffrey Gundlach, aka the “Bond King.” But today, we're switching gears from complex portfolios to something a little shinier—gold.Collin Plume isn't here to sell you coins—he's here to talk about what really matters: how to build financial security, make retirement stress-free, and raise kids who actually understand money. If you've ever wondered whether gold is more than just a doomsday hedge, Collin has some golden insights for you.Part 1 of our two-part series on money, metals, and making smart financial moves.Key Highlights of Our Interview:From Childhood Coin Collector to Precious Metals Expert: How Silver Sparked a Lifelong Passion“I received silver coins as a child, and even though they were worth just 25 cents on the surface, I learned they were actually worth much more. That stuck with me and led me to see gold and silver as overlooked assets.”Noble Gold: The Three Careers That Made It Happen“Insurance taught me customer service. Real estate taught me employee loyalty. And precious metals? That taught me marketing. Together, those experiences became the foundation for Noble Gold.”It's All About the People: Why Noble Gold Invests in Human, Not Just AI“I realized early on that it's not about what you're selling—it's about the people. Everything we do at Noble Gold is focused on creating the best possible human experience. While other companies are going all-in on AI, we've hired actual people to build relationships.”Gold Bars Under the Mattress: Why Some Investors Want to Feel Their Wealth“As funny as it sounds, some people might still stash their gold under the bed. It's all about having control—physical, tangible control over your investments.”Gold to the Rescue: Beating Inflation and Outpacing Bank Returns“In a time of soaring inflation, 4% returns in the bank aren't enough. Gold, up 27%, is proving to be a more reliable way to keep up with the rising cost of living.”______________________Connect with us:Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Collin Plume______________________--**Chief Change Officer**--Change Ambitiously. Outgrow Yourself.Open a World of Deep Human Intelligence for Growth Progressives, Visionary Underdogs,Transformation Gurus & Bold Hearts.6 Million+ All-Time Downloads.Reaching 80+ Countries Daily.Global Top 3% Podcast.Top 10 US Business.Top 1 US Careers.>>>100,000+ subscribers are outgrowing. Act Today.

Part Two. Once upon a time in LA, I worked at TCW Asset Management, managing billion-dollar bond funds with Jeffrey Gundlach, the “Bond King.” Today, I'm talking with someone who takes a different investment route—Collin Plume, an expert in precious metals. This conversation isn't about selling gold; it's about tackling real-life challenges like family finance, retirement planning, and raising financially savvy kids. If you're navigating any of these areas, Collin's insights and inspiring journey will give you plenty to think about. Part 2 of a 2-part series on Collin's people-first approach to building financial security. Key Highlights of Our Interview:   Connect with us: Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Collin Plume ______________________ Chief Change Officer: Make Change Ambitiously. Experiential Human Intelligence for Growth Progressives Global Top 3% Podcast on Listen Notes World's #1 Career Podcast on Apple Top 1: US, CA, MX, IE, HU, AT, CH, FI, JP 2.5+ Millions Downloads 80+ Countries

Part One. Once upon a time in LA, I worked at TCW Asset Management, managing billion-dollar bond funds with Jeffrey Gundlach, the “Bond King.” Today, I'm talking with someone who takes a different investment route—Collin Plume, an expert in precious metals. This conversation isn't about selling gold; it's about tackling real-life challenges like family finance, retirement planning, and raising financially savvy kids. If you're navigating any of these areas, Collin's insights and inspiring journey will give you plenty to think about. Part 1 of a 2-part series on Collin's people-first approach to building financial security. Key Highlights of Our Interview: From Childhood Coin Collector to Precious Metals Expert: How Silver Sparked a Lifelong Passion “I received silver coins as a child, and even though they were worth just 25 cents on the surface, I learned they were actually worth much more. That stuck with me and led me to see gold and silver as overlooked assets.” Noble Gold: The Three Careers That Made It Happen “Insurance taught me customer service. Real estate taught me employee loyalty. And precious metals? That taught me marketing. Together, those experiences became the foundation for Noble Gold.” It's All About the People: Why Noble Gold Invests in Human, Not Just AI “I realized early on that it's not about what you're selling—it's about the people. Everything we do at Noble Gold is focused on creating the best possible human experience. While other companies are going all-in on AI, we've hired actual people to build relationships.” Gold Bars Under the Mattress: Why Some Investors Want to Feel Their Wealth “As funny as it sounds, some people might still stash their gold under the bed. It's all about having control—physical, tangible control over your investments.” Gold to the Rescue: Beating Inflation and Outpacing Bank Returns “In a time of soaring inflation, 4% returns in the bank aren't enough. Gold, up 27%, is proving to be a more reliable way to keep up with the rising cost of living.” Connect with us: Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Collin Plume ______________________ Chief Change Officer: Make Change Ambitiously. Experiential Human Intelligence for Growth Progressives Global Top 3% Podcast on Listen Notes World's #1 Career Podcast on Apple Top 1: US, CA, MX, IE, HU, AT, CH, FI, JP 2.5+ Millions Downloads 80+ Countries

Part Two. I used to work in LA for TCW Asset Management, where I managed billion-dollar funds for institutions alongside the Bond King, Jeffrey Gundlach, focusing on bond and credit portfolios. Today, I'm meeting someone else from LA, but with a different angle on investment—precious metals like gold and silver. Our guest, Collin Plume, is here to talk about something often overlooked and undervalued. But don't worry—this isn't a sales pitch on buying gold or silver. Collin and I will dive into more personal topics: family, parenting, retirement, and the sense of control over personal finance, as well as financial education for future generations. So if you have kids, care about your financial future, are looking after elderly family members, or are simply concerned about financial and family planning in general, join us and get inspired by Collin's journey in building wealth from scratch. This is part 2 of our 2-part series on Collin and his golden rules of people-focused finance. Key Highlights of Our Interview: Gold, Real Estate, and Learning New Tricks: Why Diversifying is the New Smart “Be willing to learn about a new investment or a new strategy every year, whether you decide to do it or not. But I think being willing to learn about it is important. It will help you and it'll keep you sharp.” Beware of Finfluencer Hype: Not Everything That Shines Is Gold “Too often, people take influencers at face value, believing that the most engaging video equals the best advice. In reality, it's important to fact-check and do your own research because many influencers are just paid promoters, not experts.” Do Your Research: Don't Let Algorithms Make Your Financial Decisions “Algorithms don't care if the advice is good; they only care if the content is appealing. So when it comes to financial decisions, it's on you to dig deeper, check multiple sources, and make sure the influencers you follow are legit.” The Real Cost of Reckless Spending: Teaching Financial Discipline to the Next Generation “As a family, we prioritize experiences like travel and education over material goods. I've shown my children the gold and silver I've set aside for them and explained how these assets will be worth something significant in the future. Whether they want to start a business or pay for college, these investments will be there for them." “I make sure my kids know that money isn't something to be taken lightly. Whether it's explaining mortgages to my 8-year-old or discussing the importance of not being wasteful with their toys, they need to understand that everything has a cost. I often use examples like Disneyland—where you can easily spend thousands in just a few days." Connect with us: Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Collin Plume Chief Change Officer: Make Change Ambitiously. A Modernist Community for Growth Progressives World's Number One Career Podcast Top 1: US, CA, MX, IE, HU, AT, CH, FI Top 10: GB, FR, SE, DE, TR, IT, ES Top 10: IN, JP, SG, AU  1.3 Million+ Streams 50+ Countries

Part One. I used to work in LA for TCW Asset Management, where I managed billion-dollar funds for institutions alongside the Bond King, Jeffrey Gundlach, focusing on bond and credit portfolios. Today, I'm meeting someone else from LA, but with a different angle on investment—precious metals like gold and silver. Our guest, Collin Plume, is here to talk about something often overlooked and undervalued. But don't worry—this isn't a sales pitch on buying gold or silver. Collin and I will dive into more personal topics: family, parenting, retirement, and the sense of control over personal finance, as well as financial education for future generations. So if you have kids, care about your financial future, are looking after elderly family members, or are simply concerned about financial and family planning in general, join us and get inspired by Collin's journey in building wealth from scratch. This is part 1 of our 2-part series on Collin and his golden rules of people-focused finance.  Key Highlights of Our Interview: From Childhood Coin Collector to Precious Metals Expert: How Silver Sparked a Lifelong Passion “I received silver coins as a child, and even though they were worth just 25 cents on the surface, I learned they were actually worth much more. That stuck with me and led me to see gold and silver as overlooked assets.” Noble Gold: The Three Careers That Made It Happen “Insurance taught me customer service. Real estate taught me employee loyalty. And precious metals? That taught me marketing. Together, those experiences became the foundation for Noble Gold.” It's All About the People: Why Noble Gold Invests in Human, Not Just AI “I realized early on that it's not about what you're selling—it's about the people. Everything we do at Noble Gold is focused on creating the best possible human experience. While other companies are going all-in on AI, we've hired actual people to build relationships.” Gold Bars Under the Mattress: Why Some Investors Want to Feel Their Wealth “As funny as it sounds, some people might still stash their gold under the bed. It's all about having control—physical, tangible control over your investments.” Gold to the Rescue: Beating Inflation and Outpacing Bank Returns “In a time of soaring inflation, 4% returns in the bank aren't enough. Gold, up 27%, is proving to be a more reliable way to keep up with the rising cost of living.” Connect with us: Host: Vince Chan | Guest: Collin Plume Chief Change Officer: Make Change Ambitiously. A Modernist Community for Growth Progressives World's Number One Career Podcast Top 1: US, CA, MX, IE, HU, AT, CH, FI Top 10: GB, FR, SE, DE, TR, IT, ES Top 10: IN, JP, SG, AU  1.3 Million+ Streams 50+ Countries

A fireside chat which covers the current market and macro environment, including thoughts around the US economy, the Fed, the upcoming US election, and positioning across fixed income and real estate. Featured is Jeffrey Gundlach, Chief Executive Officer, Chief Investment Officer and Founder of DoubleLine Capital. Host: Daniel Cassidy

The Federal Reserve cut rates by 50 basis points today … and stocks fell in response. DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach gives his first take on what this could mean for the economy and your money. Plus, expert analysis from Senior Markets Commentator Mike Santoli. 

In anticipation of the Fed's milestone meeting, the S&P 500 hits a new record with retail data indicating the U.S. consumer and economy are more resilient than expected. DoubleLine Capital chief Jeffrey Gundlach tells CNBC's Scott Wapner at the Future Proof wealth management festival he is calling for a 50bps cut. Hezbollah points the finger at Israel after thousands of its pagers explode across Lebanon simultaneously, killing at least 9 and maiming more than 2,700. In pharma news, U.S. authorities expand approval of a Novartis breast cancer drug which would open access to patients at the earlier stages of the disease. Commerzbank is reportedly considering replacing CEO Manfred Knof with a new chief with a mandate to rebuff a Unicredit takeover. And in the UK, investors are increasing bets the Bank of England will cut rates this week, strengthening sterling. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

What should investors make of either a half or quarter point rate cut tomorrow? And where does that leave a market that seems priced for a soft economic landing? Rockefeller's Cheryl Young, Sofi's Liz Young Thomas and CIC Wealth's Malcolm Ethridge break down their forecasts. Plus, DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach sits down with Scott Wapner one day before the Fed decision with his rate cut prediction. And, the Conoco Phillips CEO weighs in on oil prices and the broader energy sector. 

Solita Marcelli, CIO Americas of UBS, along with Jeffery Gundlach CEO of DoubleLine, share valuable insights and perspectives on the current investment landscape.

Stocks rallied on the back of Fed Chair Jerome Powell's news conference. DoubeLine's Jeffrey Gundlach gives his exclusive reaction and breaks down what he thinks the Fed's next move might be. Plus, Sofi's Liz Young reacts to Gundlach's big calls – and tells us what she is expecting from stocks in the months ahead. And, we break down what to watch from Apple tomorrow and Qualcomm in Overtime today. 

Linkedin / Instagram / Thread: @thevincechan Vince, an Amazon bestselling author in career management, is a globally recognized speaker on the 'future of work.' Her unique expertise comes from a blend of being a Chicago-trained behavioral economist and the former Asia-Pacific head of a billion-dollar U.S. investment firm. Raised in Hong Kong and Canada, Vince pursued economics, followed by MBA degrees from Yale University and Chicago Booth School of Business. Her professional acumen is further solidified by U.S. CPA and CFA® credentials. Vince's vibrant 15-plus-year corporate career has spanned global financial markets, with significant roles at S&P Global Ratings, the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, Deloitte, PricewaterhouseCoopers, and TCW Asset Management. Among her standout achievements are raising $1 billion in collaboration with 'King of Bonds' Jeffrey Gundlach and Goldman Sachs, and facilitating over 100 multi-million-dollar funding transactions for Top 50 global banks. Separately, her contributions have been recognized with accolades such as Forbes China's Outstanding Overseas Returnee in 2015 and Yale School of Management's Outstanding Volunteer Leadership award in 2018. A decade ago, Vince boldly transitioned from finance to the 'future of work' sector. Since then, she has actively modernized the workforce, working in both traditional and digital education spheres. In Beijing, her collaboration with Renmin University of China (China's Top 10) yielded a popular career guide. She further supported career advancement for the Schwarzman Scholars. In Shanghai with New Oriental (NYSE: EDU), she designed and taught business school preparatory programs to thousands of students. In Hong Kong, she co-developed an entrepreneurship program inspired by Chicago Booth's Polsky Center. Vince's impact extends to global stages like SXSW, ASU-GSV, Web Summit, and RISE conference. There, she has shared insights alongside leaders from Degreed, Google, and Udemy, driving forward conversations on workforce development in the tech era. Her personal motto, "own your change, or be changed," reflects her resilience through 18 career transitions and six major economic crises. Vince's journey through three burnouts has become a testament to her strength, showcasing her ability to thrive through transformative challenges. Beyond her professional pursuits, Vince is a WSET certified wine connoisseur, appreciating richly structured wines. She also enjoys playing tennis, constructing intricate Lego models, and delving into deep stories across various media. Her favorites include classics like “The Godfather,” “The Sound of Music,” “Sherlock,” Vivaldi's “The Four Seasons,” as well as literary works like “On Tyranny,” “The Little Prince,” and the “Harry Potter” series. Vince Chan's Career Journey and Future Plans Vince Chan shared his professional background and future plans. He has been in the corporate and financial world for over 15 years and has worked for major institutions in Hong Kong, Asia, and the US. Post the credit crisis, he moved into entrepreneurship and became an author, writing two books for young professionals. He also worked as a leadership coach in China and Hong Kong. Vince Chan expressed his interest in setting up an investment fund for new ventures and his desire to make a greater contribution to society, especially in the areas of education technology and future skills. He also shared his personal struggles, including career changes, economic crises, and mental health issues, but emphasized his resilience and current thriving state. Resilience, Adaptability, and Future of Work Vince Chan highlighted the importance of resilience and adaptability in facing work challenges, including burnout. Michael D. Levitt shared his personal experiences with mental issues and discussed the future of work and skills in the context of AI and emerging technologies. Michael suggested an introduction between Vince Chan and a career individual seeking advice. The conversation concluded with Vince Chan discussing the significant changes brought about by the current global crisis, emphasizing the need to adapt to these unprecedented changes. Emphasizing Individual Control and Learning Amidst Covid-19 Vince Chan emphasized the importance of individuals taking control of their own change, rather than being forced to adapt to changes imposed by others. He highlighted the need for continuous learning, especially in the areas of digital and human-centric skills. However, he also pointed out that many education technology platforms merely recycle existing content without focusing on skills such as career development, navigation, and reinvention. Michael D. Levitt agreed with Vince Chan's points, noting the traumatic impacts of forced changes like lockdowns and border closures due to the Covid-19 pandemic. Embracing Change and Control in Career and Life Michael D. Levitt emphasized the importance of taking control of one's own life and career, highlighting the dangers of stressing over things beyond our control. He encouraged people to gain exposure to different experiences, including volunteering, to broaden their skills and consider career changes. He also cautioned against rushing into the use of new technologies like AI without understanding the underlying business needs first. Vince Chan agreed with Michael's points, extending the metaphor of running one's life like a business, regardless of one's profession. Portfolio Careers and Authenticity Intelligence Summary   Introductions and backgrounds @ 0:00 Vince shares his background transitioning between 16 careers in finance and experiencing burnout. Michael acknowledges the value of Vince's diverse experiences in navigating change. Navigating change and career reinvention @ 4:30 Vince asserts that owning change through authenticity intelligence allows thriving amid uncertainty. Learning new skills maintains career control. Michael affirms that diverse experiences foster adaptability. Owning your change and authenticity intelligence @ 14:45 Vince advocates becoming the CEO of one's career by embracing change. Authenticity intelligence outweighs technical skills. Michael agrees that controlling life's direction through continuous self-improvement ensures fulfillment. The future of work and skills @ 16:00 Vince stresses developing navigation and reinvention skills is critical futureproofing. Technical skills alone are insufficient. Michael concurs that testing new tools prevents wasted efforts that complicate tasks. Building your portfolio career and business model @ 22:51 Vince recommends monetizing diverse talents through an entrepreneurial mindset. Authenticity emerges from understanding one's purpose. Michael encourages volunteering to explore careers and gaining exposure for informed choices. Conclusion and next steps @ 27:45 Vince and Michael appreciate their discussion and look forward to future collaborations. Vince invites Michael on his podcast to share burnout solutions. They agree on the importance of ownership in career reinvention.  

U.S. inflation for January disappointed, coming in at more than 3 per cent on an annual basis dashing any hopes of an imminent Federal Reserve rate cut. The markets reacted with the Dow posting its worst session since last March and Treasury yields spiked. DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach told our colleagues Stateside that markets had vastly overestimated this year's rate path. Ride-hailing app Lyft sees shares soar by 60 per cent in extended trade but then paring back sharply after management admitted to an accidental extra ‘zero' to its margin growth number. And in tech news, Nvidia overtakes Amazon in terms of market cap valuation on the back of the A.I. boom. The chip giant now has Alphabet in its sights which would make it the third-largest firm on Wall Street.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Stock sunk in today's session following some key inflation data. DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach reacts to that big move and breaks down what he's forecasting for the months ahead. Plus, Sofi's Liz Young and New York Life Investments' Lauren Goodwin explain how they're navigating the uncertainty. And, we dig into the big moves in financials, utilities and energy amid the broad sell off.

The first fed meeting of the year is officially in the books – along with the first news conference by chair Jay Powell. The question on everyone's mind going in was when will the first rate cut come? We break down Powell's comments and what it might mean for the market with DoubleLine Capital's Jeffrey Gundlach. Plus, our all-star panel of Ritholtz Wealth Management's Josh Brown, Sofi's Liz Young and senior markets commentator Mike Santoli react to Gundlach's big market calls and what it all means for your money. 

Jim's Comment: 5:02 Stock-Pickers Market/Opportunities in a Rising Rates Environment During the markets segment of its 2024 edition, participants in DoubleLine Round Table Prime present their outlooks on various markets and topics for 2024. Coming together for Round Table Prime are DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach and moderator DoubleLine Deputy Chief Investment Officer Jeffrey Sherman with their guests James Bianco, President and Macro Strategist at Bianco Research; Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO of Quill Intelligence; Charles Payne, author and Fox Business Anchor; and David Rosenberg, President of economic consulting firm Rosenberg Research & Associates. Round Table Prime was held Jan. 11, 2024. (00:29) Charles Payne discusses the state of the IPO pipeline heading into 2024 and how that pipeline has punished investors for 15, 20 years. He also shares his Word of the Year for stock investors: nimble. (5:06) Jim Bianco says the art of stock picking is very much alive, breaks down “a multi-year bear market in bonds,” talks the resilience of the U.S. dollar as a reserve currency, and discusses China's slow recovery and its impact on commodities. (10:44) Jeffrey Gundlach looks at valuations and price-to-earnings since the November start of the Everything Rally then talks about how a secular shift from a long period of declining interest rates to a period of rising interest rates will impact participants' and prognosticators' understanding of the markets. He also discusses the potential economic backdrop that would have him looking at EM and lower tiers of credit, and he shares why he has put money in India and doesn't even look at it. He closes with his thoughts on mortgage spreads, high yield bond defaults and TIPS. (25:18) David Rosenberg talks about how the CPI is a flawed statistic, the S&P 500's flat two-year performance with no improvement in valuations, how there's so much psychology involved in the stock market, the equity risk premium, and how the soft landing is real and how historically it has served as a precursor to contraction. He also shares his thoughts on positioning and the outlook for several countries, including Japan and Canada. (42:08) The markets section concludes with Danielle DiMartino Booth discussing private markets juxtaposed against public markets and the impact of public pension funds flowing into private equity a few years ago, and speculating on who will be living in Illinois if Indiana gets rid of its state income tax.

Jim's Timestamps: 27:28 Jim's view on Inflation. 1:06:26 The solution to Federal Government Spending. During the macroeconomic segment of its 2024 edition, participants in DoubleLine Round Table Prime among other issues debate the seeming failure of the most telegraphed recession in history to materialize in 2023, the intersection of Federal Reserve policy with a presidential election year and deep changes in the economy post-2020. Coming together for Round Table Prime are DoubleLine CEO Jeffrey Gundlach and moderator DoubleLine Deputy Chief Investment Officer Jeffrey Sherman with their guests James Bianco, President and Macro Strategist at Bianco Research; Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO of Quill Intelligence; Charles Payne, author and Fox Business Anchor; and David Rosenberg, President of economic consulting firm Rosenberg Research & Associates. Round Table Prime was held Jan. 11, 2024. Topics include: (1:08) How the U.S. avoided recession despite numerous recessionary indicators and evidence the U.S. economy is far more downbeat than some widely followed economic statistics would indicate. (10:57) The condition of consumer and household financial conditions and the rapid rise of consumer borrowing delinquencies. (15:50) Possible factors behind the protracted length of the current cycle, including money supply as measured by M2, and as Charles Payne points out (27:58), the velocity of money. (30:45) Post-2020 transformations of the economy, the biggest, Jim Bianco notes, being remote work and acceleration of deglobalization, with important implications for inflation. (35:52) Federal Reserve monetary policy, including Fed Chair Jerome H. Powell's dovish pivot Dec. 13, which Danielle DiMartino Booth thinks was timed “to get in front of the Iowa caucuses.” (45:50) The probability of recession in 2024. (50:11) Jeffrey Gundlach's warning about the combination of the federal government running large deficits (even amid low unemployment), funded by debt, amid rising interest rates, and his outlook on the inevitability of a restructuring of the federal debt and the unfunded liabilities of American entitlement programs.

Carl Quintanilla, David Faber and Sara Eisen discussed the hack of the SEC's social media account on X. The regulator said a post on the site formerly knownas Twitter falsely stated it had approved spot bitcoin ETFs. Former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton joined the program at Post 9 with reaction to the hack, as well as his prediction on the SEC's much-anticipated bitcoin ETF decision. Hewlett Packard Enterprise CEO Antonio Neri also appeared on the show to discuss the company's $14 billiondeal to acquire Juniper Networks -- and how it fits into HPE's AI strategy. Also in focus: Boeing CEO Dave Calhoun says the company needs to acknowledge "our mistake," in regards to the Alaska Airlines blowout incident, Nvidia narrows its valuation gap with Amazon, "bond king" Jeffrey Gundlach's recession call, Tesla's rough start to 2024, big bank downgrades ahead of earnings, Mark Zuckerberg's cattle ranch venture. Squawk on the Street Disclaimer

Many of us struggle with goals. Maybe it's the words we use around them, like "legacy" and "purpose" that freak us out. For whatever reason we look into the future... ...and we freeze. Jon Acuff was one of those people. After struggling through college with "purpose" and spending lots of time wondering "what am I supposed to do next?" he found a solution. The solution worked. Today he dives into how to create goals in a manner that's not only easier, but also more fun and rewarding. Yes, you read that correctly - the process itself is rewarding and fun. We'll share exactly how it works on today's episode as he mentors us toward successful Stacking. Before that we share a headline that's also instructive. A popular money manager (Jeffrey Gundlach) took out his crystal ball and look at 2024. We'll share his predictions (our own will come on Friday's episode) and then we'll of course offer you our guidance about whether you should follow them. But that's not all. Doug shares some incredible trivia AND we answer a benefits-related question from a Stacker. ...all that and more! FULL SHOW NOTES: https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/start-2024-right-with-goals-jon-acuff-1459 Deeper dives with curated links, topics, and discussions are in our newsletter, The 201, available at https://www.stackingbenjamins.com/201 Enjoy! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Fed Chair Jay Powell held his final meeting and news conference of the year. DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach gives his first and exclusive reaction. He breaks down he sees rates headed from here and what it might mean for the economy. Plus, Ritholtz Wealth Management's Josh Brown, Sofi's Liz Young and Senior Market Commentator Mike Santoli break down the final minutes of the trading day as the Dow closes at an all-time record high. 

Chuck Zodda and Mike Armstrong discuss the idea that the US falling into a recession or not isn't important right now. Are higher rates slowing the economy? A zoo offers clues. Apple stock falls after cautious outlook overshadows record iPhone quarter. 'Bond King' Jeffrey Gundlach warns higher-for-longer interest rates could trigger the next financial crisis. Saudi Arabia eyes stack in Indian cricket league. Paul LaMonica joins the show to talk about Hersheys and the potential next move by the candy giant.

The U.S. Federal Reserve keeps rates on hold claiming progress in the fight against inflation but Chairman Jerome Powell does not rule out further hikes as the U.S. economy remains robust. Investors, however, bet that the Fed is finished in its hiking cycle, pushing Wall Street into the green and U.S. yields drop with the Treasury decreasing the pace of longer-dated bond issuance. But investors Stanley Druckenmiller and Jeffrey Gundlach tell CNBC that they fear oncoming challenges. The BoE rate decision is due later today. And we are live in Bletchley Park, Buckinghamshire at the A.I. Safety Summit where the U.S. has unveiled its own watchdog to regulate the new technology. The UK's Science, Innovation & Technology Minister Michelle Donelan tells CNBC that it is paramount to have the ‘right guardrails' in place today. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Bond King Jeffrey Gundlach gives his first, exclusive reaction to the Fed and Jay Powell's press conference. Plus, he explains why he believes we have started a bond rally. Plus, Ritholtz Wealth Management's Josh Brown breaks down Gundlach's big market calls. And, Qualcomm results are set to be released after the bell. We have a rundown of what to watch when those numbers hit.

The Capitalist InvestorIn this week's episode of The Capitalist Investor, we delve into Social Security. What is the future of social security? What are the options on the table? What are the possibilities? In this thought-provoking discussion, we will explore these themes in detail, providing analysis and insights into their potential impact on the economy & your future income. The Future of Social Security: Exploring FixesOne of the key topics discussed in the podcast is the JOLTS report, which provides insights into job openings and labor turnover. The report came in better than expected, with job openings increasing by 600,000 in a month. However, it is important to note that the JOLTS report is a lagging data point and can be volatile. As one of the hosts points out, "Jumping 600,000 jobs in a month isn't necessarily concerning if it doesn't stay that way.”The Options on the TableAnother significant theme discussed is the bond market and the impact of rising yields. Jeffrey Gundlach, a renowned bond manager, warns that an uptick in unemployment could lead to a recession. The bond market has been experiencing a sell-off, driving up yields. This has implications for companies that have taken on significant debt, as higher rates make it more expensive to service their debt. Additionally, the US government may face challenges in refinancing its debt at higher rates, leading to increased interest payments and the need to print more money.Means Testing & Benefit ReductionThe hosts also touch upon the concentration of stock market gains, with the equal weight S&P 500 down 2% for the year. This highlights the dominance of a few tech-heavy companies in driving the overall market performance. While these companies have seen significant gains, many other companies are struggling to maintain good margins and face challenges in the current economic environment. This concentration of gains raises concerns about the overall health and sustainability of the market.Cost-of-Living AdjustmentsThe hosts also address the issue of cost-of-living adjustments (COLA) and the challenges associated with determining the appropriate increase in benefits. Currently, COLA adjustments are based on the Consumer Price Index (CPI) or a derivative of it. However, the hosts suggest that the formula for calculating COLA could be changed to provide a more sustainable and predictable increase in benefits.They propose a linear approach, where benefits increase by a fixed percentage each year, regardless of inflation rates. This would provide more stability and allow individuals to better plan for their retirement income. However, they acknowledge that any changes to the COLA formula would need to be carefully considered to ensure that benefits keep pace with the rising cost of living.

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The Capitalist InvestorIn this week's episode of The Capitalist Investor, we delve into the current state of the stock market and discuss the implications of recent events. From the JOLTS report to the ousting of Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the House, there are several key themes that are shaping the market landscape. In this thought-provoking article, we will explore these themes in detail, providing analysis and insights into their potential impact on the stock market and the economy as a whole. The JOLTS Report: A Mixed BagOne of the key topics discussed in the podcast is the JOLTS report, which provides insights into job openings and labor turnover. The report came in better than expected, with job openings increasing by 600,000 in a month. However, it is important to note that the JOLTS report is a lagging data point and can be volatile. As one of the hosts points out, "Jumping 600,000 jobs in a month isn't necessarily concerning if it doesn't stay that way.”Bond Market & Yields RisingAnother significant theme discussed is the bond market and the impact of rising yields. Jeffrey Gundlach, a renowned bond manager, warns that an uptick in unemployment could lead to a recession. The bond market has been experiencing a sell-off, driving up yields. This has implications for companies that have taken on significant debt, as higher rates make it more expensive to service their debt. Additionally, the US government may face challenges in refinancing its debt at higher rates, leading to increased interest payments and the need to print more money.Equal Weight S&P 500The hosts also touch upon the concentration of stock market gains, with the equal weight S&P 500 down 2% for the year. This highlights the dominance of a few tech-heavy companies in driving the overall market performance. While these companies have seen significant gains, many other companies are struggling to maintain good margins and face challenges in the current economic environment. This concentration of gains raises concerns about the overall health and sustainability of the market.InflationInflation is another factor that is shaping the stock market landscape. The hosts discuss how the rising cost of living is impacting consumer behavior and the economy as a whole. Many individuals are finding it difficult to afford their American dream, with housing prices skyrocketing and wages not keeping up with the cost of living. This has led to a shift in consumer behavior, with more people resorting to freelance work and struggling to make ends meet. The hosts highlight the importance of active management in navigating these challenging times and finding companies with positive cash flow, profitability, and minimal debt.Kevin McCarthy OustedThe political landscape also plays a significant role in shaping the stock market. The recent ousting of Kevin McCarthy as Speaker of the House raises concerns about the future direction of the government and its impact on the economy. With the debt ceiling discussion and spending bill on the horizon, the absence of a speaker creates uncertainty and potential challenges in addressing key issues. The hosts discuss the potential implications of these political developments and the need for a clear and effective approach to address the country's economic challenges.Conclusion & Future OutlookIn conclusion, the stock market is facing a range of challenges and uncertainties. From the impact of rising yields and inflation to the concentration of gains and the political landscape, there are several factors that are shaping the market's trajectory. It is crucial for investors to stay informed and adapt their strategies to navigate these challenging times.

A fireside chat on the current market and macro environment, including thoughts around asset allocation with Jeffrey Gundlach, the Chief Executive Officer, Chief Investment Officer and Founder of DoubleLine Capital. Host: Daniel Cassidy

Fed Chair Jay Powell held his news conference after the decision to keep rates unchanged. DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach gives his exclusive reaction. Plus, Sofi's Liz Young and market expert Mike Santoli weigh in on the market reaction to that decision and Gundlach's big call on rates. And, we break down the key metrics to watch when FedEx reports after the bell. 

BP boss Bernard Looney resigns after failing to reveal the full extent of past relationships with colleagues, with the executive tasked with transforming the energy giant lasting less than four years in the role. The Nasdaq leads declines on Wall Street as Oracle shares steer tech stocks into the red, but focus now turns to today's inflation print with DoubleLine Capital's Jeffrey Gundlach forecasting a Fed cut next year. Arm will reportedly price its blockbuster IPO at the top of its range or just above, as the world's largest chipmaker TSMC confirms it will invest up to 100 million dollars in the listing. And The US IPO market really picks up the pace, as German footwear maker Birkenstock files to list in New York - the second major European company to seek an overseas listing this month.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Big tech market leadership is being put to the test with Apple shares in the red with the iPhone 15 launch event underway and Oracle's disappointing outlook dragging on the key software names. CNBC's Steve Kovach breaks down all the big headlines from Apple's big event. Plus, DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach speaks to Scott Wapner at the Future Proof conference. His take on the fed, potential recession and more.

The fed raised rates another 25 basis points – the fed's 11th since this all began a little more than a year ago. DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach gives his first reaction. Plus, New Edge's Cameron Dawson weighs in on the fed decision and what it could mean for the markets. And, a break down of what to watch when Meta and Chipotle report after the bell. 

The Fed makes a hawkish pause but Chairman Jerome Powell warns of two more rate rises later this year in a bid to balance market expectations. The rate decision pushes the S&P 500 and Nasdaq off 13-month highs while U.S. treasuries waver. Bond king Jeffrey Gundlach tells CNBC that the Fed strategy remains flawed and delayed. The PBOC cuts a key policy rate which sees the yuan fall to a six-month low. The ECB is now set to hike rates yet again as inflation hovers above 6 per cent. And we are live at Vivatech in Paris where French President Emmanuel Macron tells us that countries must work together to draft coordinated regulation regarding A.I.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach reacts to Fed Chair Powell's news conference after the fed left rates unchanged. He gives his forecast for the rest of the year. Plus, NewEdge's Cameron Dawson and CNBC senior markets correspondent Bob Pisani break down the crucial final moments of post-fed decision trade. 

The S & P 500 has exited Bear Market Territory!  We cover the latest Stock Purchases of Cathie Wood and Warren Buffet, including his top 5 portfolio holdings.  We review some of the best performing ETFs in 2023, including Artificial Intelligence and Semiconductors.

Bond king Jeffrey Gundlach of Double Line gives his first, exclusive take to the fed's rate hike and Chair Powell's news conference. Plus, Sofi's Liz Young drills down on the big market headwinds that could be ahead for investors. And, Charles Schwab's Liz Ann Sonders breaks down what is at stake … and if there could be more rate hikes ahead.

The Federal Reserve's top banking regulator calls the collapse of SVB “a textbook case of mismanagement”, blaming oversight at the start-up lender as Washington officials set up congressional hearings. Shares at First Citizens Bank soar following the deal with the FDIC to sweep up SVB's deposits and loans. CEO Frank Holding tells CNBC the move will shore up confidence in the deposit system. Doubleline Capital's Jeffrey Gundlach urges investors to sell into the rallies after warning a U.S. recession is imminent. And in crypto news, U.S. regulators sue exchange Binance and its CEO CZ for allegedly violating compliance rules to attract American consumers.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Jeffrey Gundlach, DoubleLine Capital CEO, discusses the ongoing banking crisis and his forecasts for the economy and stock market.

DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach gives his first, exclusive interview since the Fed's decision to raise interest rates. He gives his take on the Fed's next move, the odds of a recession and the turmoil in the banks. Plus, Sofi's Liz Young weighs in on Gundlach's recession prediction. And, market expert Mike Santoli breaks down what he's watching as we kick off a fresh trading week.

Markets were on edge all session long with yields plunging as questions swirl about the future path of the economy and the Fed. DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach gives his exclusive take on the volatility. Plus, iCapital's Anastasia Amoroso breaks down the banks where she's seeing the biggest risks. And, EMJ's Eric Jackson discusses where he sees the growth trade headed from here … and the stocks he is buying during this uncertain time. 

Investors are digesting all of today's key Fed developments and are looking ahead to some critical earnings reports in the next 24 hours. Ritholtz Wealth Management's Josh Brown gives his forecast for stocks. Plus, instant reaction to Meta's results from Hightower's Stephanie Link. And, DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach gives his exclusive, first take on the Fed and where he is seeing opportunity in the market.

Welcome back! The Capitalist Investor squad discusses all the news surrounding the biggest minds on Wall Street & Politics at Davos 2023. What are CEO's saying around the world? What is Labor Hoarding? Jeffrey Gundlach had a great interview on Fox Business last week. What's the biggest takeaways from the bond king himself? Why are we debating gas stoves & electric stoves? All of this is discussed & more this week on The Capitalist Investor.

Can stocks keep this momentum going and build on the January gains as CPI looms later in the week? Joe Terranova of Virtus Investment Partners gives his take. Plus, three top stocks to play the China re-opening. And, Doubleline's Jeffrey Gundlach holding his first webcast of the year. Market expert Mike Santoli gives his instant reaction to the biggest headlines.

DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach gives his exclusive first reaction to today's Fed decision and Jay Powell's news conference. Plus, Meera Pandit of JP Morgan Asset Management explains how to position your portfolio in this market environment. And, Mike Santoli's last word on the Fed and what he's watching as we head into a new trading day.

Scott Wapner and the Investment Committee debate whether the year-end rally is possible with a directionless December. Plus, Jeffrey Gundlach shares his latest views on the market and the Fed in CNBC's FA summit, we bring you the biggest headlines from that interview. And later, President Biden tours a TSMC facility with Apple's Tim Cook, NVIDIA's Jensen Hwang, and Micron's Sanjay Mehrotra in attendance. The Committee break down what it means for Semi and Tech stocks.

Fed Chair Powell says the tightening campaign still has “a ways to go” even if the pace of rate hikes slows. Stocks fell and yields jumped as investors back away from bets on an eventual fed pivot. Ritholtz Wealth Management's Josh Brown and Schwab's Liz Ann Sonders give their takes. Plus, Qualcomm shareholder Jason Snipe reacts to that company's quarterly report. And – the headliner of the hour – DoubleLine's Jeffrey Gundlach gives his first reaction to the Fed, Powell's press conference and the market's big turn lower.