Gundlach is conducting his periodic webcast live at 4:15pm Eastern (i.e. , now) at the link below. Anyone can join in. And by the title of the presentaiton, it promises to be quite interesting.

While the U.S. jobless rate fell to a three-year low last month and manufacturing picked up, investors have kept yields on Treasuries near record lows as the Fed lowered forecasts for economic growth and inflation. Bill Gross, who manages the world’s...

For example, last year, scores of prominent voices insisted that interest rates would rise. “Bond King” Bill Gross denounced U.S. government debt. Heck, S&P even downgraded it. And yet, investors who gobbled up U.S. Treasury bonds benefited from the...

Gross' regularly outperforms its peers, but if you still hold it, you might want to sell. Consider this: From the fund's inception in mid 1987 through May 23, it has returned an annualized 8.4%. That's an average of 1.1 percentage points per year better...

But Gross is also known for his character and eccentric lifestyle, which some have tried to attribute to his successes in money managing. But we'll let you be the judge of that. To embed this post, copy the code below and paste into your website or blog.

The story’s featured voices are ones that are not on Wall Street and have been critical of it for a long time, such as Paul Volcker and John Bogle. Another example of “self-criticism” comes from Bill Gross—but’s he’s on the buy side, not Wall Street. ...