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Value Hiker
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Pocket picker and bubble maker
Value Hiker   6/8/2011 11:49:25 PM
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Fed seems not only pocket picks the conservative investor, but also try to make another bubble again. The only policy Fed can think about is more cheap money. It will help them to get away the debt, but not another crisis.

tokyogai
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Take the advice
tokyogai   6/8/2011 8:57:36 PM
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I don't think Gross is wrong- T-bills are not a good place to be in today's environment. Rather than spending a lot of time on this obvious fact, he should talk about which opportunities are the best in this environment and if they make sense when and if inflation picks up steam.I think that even utility stock yields make better sense than low yield bonds. If no one buys them, rates will come up- in spite of QE2.

mInvestor
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Iron
He might be right
mInvestor   6/8/2011 6:45:48 PM
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Agree, it's not easy to have a good steady investment return if we only invest into developed economies. We need look byond borders.

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