Bill Gross on the Future of Asset Management and the Fed

Jun.07 -- Janus Henderson fund manager Bill Gross speaks with Bloomberg's Erik Schatzker at Bloomberg Invest New York about the future of active management, the horizon for the Fed, and the Trump economic agenda.

[@jordanjackson7171]

"You're buying high and crossing your fingers"

[@donnellm5435]

Now that he mentioned his Asperger’s diagnosis you can really see it now, wow !

[@aliqazilbash5231]

between, you and I, I am still debating over any redeemable qualities of financial institutions, because I couldn't redeem my own cash, how much simpler can I make it? Michael is more a steady-state guy, by virtue of his experience, whereas I am more operating in the transient state of affairs. if any asset manager thought it could subordinate me, that is grounds for too much wishful thinking in one life time.
but lets not thought police the new-hires.. lets sit down with them first and orient them with our policy, which is honesty.
that is what I think,
Ali

[@kayrealist9793]

I agree with bill mostly but I struggle with the question... has technology created a new foundation for stability in the markets... and bill does not full understand this change.

[@lashlarue7924]

I don't intend for this to be offensive, but if you believe that technology is somehow going to magically override the mammalian artifacts of human nature, you're delusional.

[@Ydk7775]

DEUTUERONOMY 28:7

[@FuuuhQ2]

Eric Schatzker seems like a black man for some reason.