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Jeffrey Gundlach, 2015 Market Outlook, Summarized

Jeffrey Gundlach's 2015 Market Outlook, Summarized:
  • U.S. dollar underlying fundamentals strong despite its rapid ascent last year, currency trends can be “persistent and long lived.”
  • Negative impact of falling oil prices -- 35% of the S&P 500 capital expenditures are related to energy companies, probability of  decline in expenditures will impact economy negatively later this year.
  • Higher bond prices (lower bond yields) trend will continue in the first half of this year.
  • Stock market positive for the last 6 years (2009-2014)--stocks have never been up 7 years in a row since 1871.
  • Stay away from European stocks and bonds at the present time.



Jeffrey Gundlach, Interest Rates

Jeffrey Gundlach On Rates - Business Insider: "..."It's really hard for me to identify why rates should go higher," said Jeffrey Gundlach of DoubleLine Funds. In a phone call with Business Insider, Gundlach reiterated his expectation for the 10-year yield to trade between 2.2% and 2.8%, with the risk that it goes below 2.2%...."




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