Gross'S Time To Talk About Getting Rich Overnight Is Over.

< p > by the Sino US a href= "http://www.91se91.com" > economic < /a > Data lower than expected, the Federal Reserve continued to reduce the scale of the purchase of debt, and the market turbulence of emerging economies and other factors, the global stock market has generally been volatile in recent weeks, and the risk aversion of investors has increased. The three largest stock indexes of the US stock market continued to decline after 5 months of last month's largest monthly decline in more than a year.

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The latest capital market monitoring report released on the day of < p > a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_cj.asp" > "financial < /a >" shows that the stock market of emerging economies has fallen by 7.5% on average this year, while the US and European stock markets have fallen by 4% to 6%, while the Japanese stock market has fallen by about 12.5%.

In order to avoid risks, some investors withdraw funds from the stock market and rush to the US Treasury bond market.

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< p > it is reported that Bill gross, the "bond king" and chief investment officer of the Pacific Asset Management Co (PIMCO), pointed out 4 days ago, whether in the stock market or in the bond market, "the era of getting rich overnight has ended", so investors should reduce their expectations of how much returns these investments will bring.

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In P's interview with Bloomberg TV, Gross said he would continue to buy short-term bonds, especially those with a period of four to five years.

He believes that if the Fed continues to keep its benchmark interest rate low in the foreseeable future, betting on short-term bonds is bound to generate higher returns.

However, other big money managers have recently begun to bet on the Fed's announcement of higher interest rates under pressure.

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< p > it is reported that gross claims that with the recent turmoil in emerging markets, developing economies including Brazil and Turkey are starting to look more attractive, but they are still "wild card".

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< p > according to him, when the market continues to fluctuate, customers of Pacific Asset Management Co want their bond investment to be safe and reliable.

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< p > in an interview, < a href= "http://www.91se91.com/news/index_c.asp > Grosse < /a > also revealed that Erian, chief executive officer of Pacific Investment management company who recently left office, may play a public policy role.

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