All posts tagged "10 year treasury"

  • Mary Ann Bartels 2018
    Mary Ann Bartels Explains The Thesis of the Secular Bull

    Mary Ann Bartels, CIO at Bank of America - Merrill Lynch, was interviewed by Barron's magazine and explained why the bond market will support global equity valuations and a continuing bull market.

    • Posted January 7, 2018
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  • Jeffrey Gundlach - Doubleline Capital
    Jeffrey Gundlach Sees 5% Return for U. S. Stocks; 20% for Japanese

    Doubleline Capital co-founder and CEO Jeffrey Gundlach provided his 2013 outlook to CNBC’s Gary Kaminsky yesterday. Gundlach said the fiscal cliff was chapter one of the ongoing fiscal crisis, which will be followed by chapter two; the...

    • Posted January 4, 2013
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  • James O'Shaughnessy
    Jim O’Shaughnessy on Picking Stocks for a Rising Income Stream

    Investors can assemble a portfolio of dividend stocks providing nicely rising income according to Jim O’Shaughnessy, author of What Works on Wall Street, Fourth Edition: The Classic Guide to the Best-Performing Investment Strategies of All Time. O’Shaughnessy...

    • Posted August 21, 2012
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  • Robert Rodriquez - First Pacific Advisors
    Robert Rodriguez Remains Liquid and Cautious

    Robert Rodriguez, First Pacific Advisors, was interviewed on CNBC.  Rodriguez is a three-time top money manager with a much better than average long-term track record. Rodriguez remains cautious with 35-40% of his managed portfolios in liquid assets...

    • Posted August 20, 2011
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  • Earnings Yield vs. 10 Year Treasury
    Stocks Look Very Attractive Compared to Bonds

    Reuter’s Felix Salmon discusses a very interesting chart of data comparing U. S. large cap stocks earnings yields to 10-year Treasury yields. It shows a stunning divergence that began in the year 2002 and has only grown...

    • Posted August 14, 2011
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  • Some Think Strong Bond Market Signals Bear for Stocks

    Jeff Cox, CNBC.com staff writer, reports that a strong bond market could be seen as a bad omen for stocks: Since hitting its most recent high yield of 4.01 percent on April 5, the 10-year Treasury bond...

    • Posted August 11, 2010
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