StockTwits, Co-Vestor and The Future of Investing
Most articles about “Choosing a Financial Adviser” are really articles about saving money on fees. While important, the bigger issues is not fees but, your return after fees.
PIMCO’s New (TRXT) ETF: PIMCO Wins, Investors Win, Financial Advisers Lose
Financial Advisers Lose: Why would and investor pay a 2 or 3% load fee for the privilege of investing in the PIMCO Total Return Fund when they can buy the ETF? . .
3 Arguments Against Investing In The PIMCO Total Return ETF (BOND)
The ETF trades under the symbol BOND and can be purchased for around $100 per share. There has been a far amount of negative press . . .
New Bond ETFs: Bet On Inflation*, Lower Your Costs, Or Earn Higher Yield
Do you have a view on inflation? If you think inflation is going to be lower than of 1.9% or South of 2.3% per year for the next few year, then you might make be interested in . .
Video: $200 Billion Worth of Bond Advice
PIMCO and BlackRock Bet On The FED’s next move
Earlier this week there was a negative interest rate paid to traders who loaned out cash. Cash was not king. Instead, people preferred to temporarily own the 7 year treasury….
PIMCO Bullish On US Financial Bonds, Build America Bonds & MBS
PIMCO’s Unconstrained Bond Fund gives investors a clear look at PIMCO’s thinking. What is PIMCO thinking? According, their most recent monthly Unconstrained Fund commentary…
Bill Gross Tweets: Does Europe Listen
Gross: All Euroland bonds held privately now effectively subordinated to #ECB. Do ratings reflect this change?
PIMCO Total Return Fund Performance Report – Feb 2012
The Performance of the PIMCO Total Return Fund has been good over the last year, rising in value almost 7%. This does not include any interest payments made over that time, which would drive the total return to around 10%. In January, the fund was yielding 3.0% on annualized basis….
Should PIMCO and BlackRock be providing credit ratings on bonds?
Why did the the three major credit agencies overate all those mortgage backed securities? There are two lines of thinking…