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New CD out. Fall is upon us. No Cost solar. Market update September 28 2014

 

 

 

Marc’s Notes:

The Pimco funds, some of the biggest bond funds in the country, took massive hits to their stock prices on the news its chief honcho and founder Bill Gross resigned to go to Denver based  Janus Capital Group.

Pimco funds manage or should I say “managed” over 2 trillion in assets before the announcement of Bill Gross’s exit. Almost immediately after the news hit the wires, over 70 billion dollars flew out of the family of funds in a stunning vote of confidence in Bill Gross’s ability to manage money and was a slap in the face to the parent company he left the Newport Beach based PIMCO.

Co-founding Pacific investment Management company later to become PIMCO, the performance of PIMCO funds was exceeded by few and most of the reason for their ongoing success was Bill Gross.

Call him the Steve Jobs of money management, Bill Gross was a leader in bond and asset management and consistently posted excellent returns thru the thick and thin of the Wall Street roller coaster.

In recent years however there were losses at their flagship fund, The Pimco Total Return Fund and couple that with reports of outlandish behavior by Gross was rumored to have led to internal squabbles which may have pre-empted Fridays move.

Some news reports said PIMCO was going to ask Gross to leave anyway and Gross made the decision to leave on his own timing.

Whatever happened, PIMCO suffered devastating losses to all of its funds and its companies stock while Janus Capital Stock, the new digs where Gross will work rose 43 %.

Only time will tell if the massive investor exodus from Pimco family of funds will continue. Pimco funds are held almost everywhere and are in the largest of pension and retirement plans.  Indeed many a portfolio I have seen in the past contained a Pimco fund or two.

No doubt Janus Capital will reap more than its stock increase when some of that money fleeing Pimco funds follows Gross to his new haunts and no doubt Janus will reward Gross handsomely to say the least. Not that Gross needs the money mind you, he has an estimated net worth of over 2 billion and growing.


 

NEW NO RISK CD from EVERBANK! Limited time to open it! Update 9/25/2014

 

 

 

Finally a new CD no risk from Everbank. These don’t come along very often.


 

New update September 24, 2014 READ

 

Marc’s Notes:
The markets are still meandering! Analysts on the left say a crash is imminent while the right side of the aisle says Dow 20,000. Who are you to believe? I say BOTH!


 

A solar powered show! Read this update on no cost solar systems! September 19 2014

 

Marc Notes:
Hi kids, did you hear that show yesterday? It was on NO COST solar systems!

What a great show with lots of great feedback.


 

Money Matters new update today! September 15, 2014 READ!

Marc’s Notes:
Good day to you all and welcome to today’s Money Matters update.


 

Money Update - Show today at NOON PST . Update on stocks, markets, cars, real estate and more! READ September 3, 2014

 


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Money Matters UPDATE August 16, 2014 READ

 

 

 

"Humm, is the economy broken or just broke down for a while. Maybe if I just keep doing what I am doing, it will start running again"

Could this be Janet Yellen, Federal Reserve Chief stance on the economy?

 

 

Marc’s notes:

In their most recent statement on the economy, the Federal Reserve still believes the markets and the economy need the fix of low interest rates and monetary easing or money printing as it more commonly known as.

Fed Chief Janet Yellen in her most recent utterances on the state of the economy indicated they will continue to taper their Quantitative Easing (QE) programs but stopped short of giving a definite date to start raising interest rates.

Yellen believes we’re still not out of the woods yet and you have to wonder after trillions of dollars and 6 years or so of ultra-low interest rates, when will the Feds take their foot off the monetary gas pedal and start raising rates.


 
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