Dan Fuss News
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A selloff in speculative-grade bonds is as much as four years away, according to Jeffrey Gundlach, manager of the top-ranked DoubleLine Total Return Bond Fund.
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Dan Fuss, whose Loomis Sayles Bond Fund beat 98 percent of its peers in the last three years, said the fixed-income market is more “overbought” than at any time in his 55-year career as he prepares to open a fund to British individual investors.
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Wall Street junk-bond underwriters, selling debt at a record pace after the securities returned 19 percent last year, say it’s obvious that prices will drop when interest rates rise. So don’t blame the banks.
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Investors pulled money from mutual funds that buy U.S. stocks for the first week this year, just before the Dow Jones Industrial Average hit a record.
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An agreement to extend the maturity of Greek sovereign debt would be a favorable outcome for bond investors, Loomis Sayles & Co. Vice Chairman Dan Fuss said.
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Dan Fuss , whose Loomis Sayles Bond Fund beat 95 percent of competitors the past year, said he sold all of his Treasury holdings because of prospects interest rates will rise as the U.S. borrows unprecedented amounts.
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CI Investments Inc.’s Geof Marshall, the second-biggest Canadian manager of high-yield debt, said the four-year rally in below-investment-grade bonds is coming to an end as companies begin to take on too much risk.
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The biggest buyers of junk bonds are in retreat as exchange-traded funds suffer unprecedented withdrawals with the debt facing its first losses in eight months.
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Price swings in junk bonds are widening, diverging from stocks that are the least volatile in more than five years as concern mounts that the eight-month rally in the debt is coming to an end.
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Dan Fuss, vice chairman of Loomis Sayles & Co. in Boston, comments on sovereign bonds.
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