What would be different if John Kerry was president?
Dec 22, 2007 by CONSERVATIVE | Posted in Politics
Against all odds, and in defiance of the usual drumbeat of criticism, President George W. Bush has had a very good year. The troop surge in Iraq is succeeding. America remains securely from terrorist attacks. And the Goldilocks economy is outperforming
What would be new if John Kerry was president?
Taxes would be through the roof.
The national debt would be 100 trillion dollars
We would all be speaking Arabic
My dog would be weighty
dickn2000a | Dec 22, 2007
we will Never recognize
ducky | Dec 22, 2007
How should I restructure my 401k investments given the stock market today? Bonds? T-Bills? Precious metal?
Oct 16, 2008 by BugsySkybone | Posted in Investing
I'm contemporary to get a big commission check and want to pay as little in taxes as possible so I am going to max out my 401k to drop the gross amount of commission that I'll be taxed on. That said, I've seen most of my investments (value and disinterest)
I'd remain heavy in equities. You'll get a big return when the market comes back.
Derek | Oct 16, 2008
What I did was port side my past contributions be (was about 60/40 overseas and the 40 in domestic index funds) so that they have a chance to recover since I'm still pubescent. However I switched my current contributions to short term T-Bills to try and stop
Scott M | Oct 16, 2008
Pimco's Bill Gross talks the bond market, US deficit and Greece
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By Jason Kephart It is in all probability no surprise that the intermediate-term-bond fund that has performed the best since March 1 is managed by Bill Gross. But it isn't his flagship Pimco Tot up Return Fund (PTTAX) that is sitting atop the performance charts.
Bill Gross, co-chief investment cop for Pacific Investment Management Co., and Jan Hatzius, the chief economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., said this month that investors should train for more bond purchases by the Fed.
May 10 (Bloomberg) -- Bill Gross, who runs the humanity's biggest bond fund, cut his holdings of emerging-market debt to a two-year low, selling assets from an area where the Intercontinental Monetary Fund says growth will slow. Gross reduced the securities
Bill Gross, co-chief investment cop for Pacific Investment Management Co., and Jan Hatzius, the chief economist at Goldman Sachs Group Inc., said this month that investors should train for more bond purchases by the Fed.
May 10 (Bloomberg) -- Bill Gross, who runs the humanity's biggest bond fund, cut his holdings of emerging-market debt to a two-year low, selling assets from an area where the Intercontinental Monetary Fund says growth will slow. Gross reduced the securities
@ Uncontrollable is with the bond market, not Bill Gross. It's hard for even pros to look smart these days.
PIMCO's Investment Prospect: Bill Gross discusses the bond market, investment options and his economic outlook in... 
PIMCO's Investment Viewpoint: Bill Gross discusses the bond market, investment options and his economic outlook in... 