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pimco.com - 3/31/2009

Investment Outlook April 2009 Evolution or Revolution Bill Gross

— pimco.com — The title of this Outlook , “The Future of Investing,” is a theme that will take the... evolving years to resolve, let alone the next few days. Still, PIMCO is an organization that loves a challenge. All of us here today would agree that the answer to ... (more) Investment Outlook April 2009 Evolution or Revolution ...

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bloomberg.com - 4/3/2009

Geithner’s Non-Recourse Gift Keeps on Giving to Gross (Update1)

— bloomberg.com — April 2 (Bloomberg) -- Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner ’s plan to rid banks and markets of devalued... assets may be a boon for Pacific Investment Management Co.’s Bill Gross . The plan may reward investors with 20 percent annual returns on “really ... (more) Geithner’s Non-Recourse Gift Keeps on Giving to Gross ...

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tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com - 4/7/2009

PIMCO Manager On Being 'Fourth Branch' Of Government: Who, Us?

— tpmmuckraker.talkingpointsmemo.com — A mere fortnight ago Bill Gross, who manages the world's largest bond fund PIMCO, was singing the... praises of the Treasury Department's newly-unveiled Public Private Investment Program in the media, which the media in turn credited for the stock market ... (more) PIMCO Manager On Being 'Fourth Branch' Of Government: ...

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Geithner's Gift To Pimco
IEHI Feed: The Hedge Fund Implode-o-Meter — Geithner's Gift To Pimco (blogspot.com) Search Enter your search terms Web HF Submit search form 2009-04-02 " Geithner's Heist America Plan is receiving words of self-serving praise from Pimco's Bill Gross. Indeed, Geithner’s Non-Recourse Gift Keeps on Giving to Bill Gross." ...

PPIP gaming in a nutshell
interfluidity — ... , Free Exchange , Felix Salmon , Economics of Contempt , and Cowen . See also articles in the Financial Times (ht Conor Clarke , Calculated Risk ) and the New York Post (ht Yves Smith ). As far as I know, Karl Denninger is the first person to have pointed out the potential for gaming . My first take on this issue is here . Mish has a very similar take ( here , here , and here ). I'm sure I've left many great posts out of this linksplatter. My apologies to the unsung ...