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May 27, 2011Bill Gross: Don't Cry for Pimco
PIMCO's Bill Gross tells Bloomberg's Tom Keene that “savers are being disadvantaged” 5 to 15 years when compared to creditors, as the U.S. keeps borrowing rates low to reduce its debt burden and that investors should look to corporate bonds instead of U.S. debt.
May 26, 2011Gheit: Goldman & Morgan Stanley Manipulating Oil Prices
Oppenheimer oil & gas analyst Fadel Gheit accuses Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley of manipulating the oil market in an interview with Bloomberg's Margaret Brennan and says that it's "a shame on the government that allows them to get away with that."
"Everybody knows who the usual suspects are. These are the people in 2008 that were making a bet on $200 oil...This is another form of market manipulation in my view. It is in another form of basically pushing the envelope. What you are saying or doing is not illegal, but they are allowed to do it. The government has a responsibility to slap them hard."
May 25, 2011Chanos: I May Not Be Bearish Enough on China
Legendary short seller Jim Chanos of Kynikos Associates appeared on Bloomberg Television and said that his "dramatic" bet against Chinese real estate may not be bearish enough and that "the bubble is really on the other side of the world."
"Lately, I have been taking a beating from some Chinese real estate developers including one very recently…These kinds of criticisms, these ad hominem criticisms are fine, but what people again don't seem to be attacking are the facts. The property developer stocks that we're short have been declining. This has been a good place to be short for the last 18 months. I guess we can rest on that."
May 24, 2011Stockman: U.S. Is Advocating "De Facto Default"
Outspoken former Reagan budget director David Stockman says "we're going to get a re-rating of sovereign risk" in the U.S. and explains to Bloomberg that both political parties are advocating “de facto default” by pointing fingers at each other.
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