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KEY TAKEAWAYS FROM THE JEFF GUNDLACH CONFERENCE CALL

Bond guru Jeff Gundlach offered some macro insights on today’s conference call.  I’ll cut straight to the chase with the key takeaways:

  • His favorite investment right now is natural gas.  He says it’s like buying gold in 1997….
  • Buy stocks when they’re in the single digit PE range.
  • QE3 is already underway in operation twist.
  • Still worried about the national debt….
  • Europe remains the biggest risk to the equity markets.
  • The biggest risk to his funds and outlook is surging interest rates.
  • The Fed won’t raise rates unless inflation kicks up further.
  • Believes rates will remain low to stable.

 

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