
“Traders have been piling into the nation’s debt ever since European Central Bank President Mario Draghi announced his intention to commence U.S.-style quantitative easing, a debt-buying program aimed at keeping yields low and goosing the financial markets with liquidity. ‘It’s just a question of when,’ Gross said during an interview on CNBC’s ‘Power Lunch.’ ‘It’s certainly a trade that doesn’t cost you anything in the short term, because it doesn’t yield anything and it has the ultimate potential of a 10 or 15 percent (return) over a one- or two-year period of time.'”
http://www.cnbc.com/id/102605761
Related posts:
Brazil hackers accidentally attack NASA as payback for NSA surveillance
Beyond bitcoin: Inside the cryptocurrency ecosystem
Chicago police kill man with stun gun to break up group fight
‘Prison Architect’ online game challenges players to build and maintain maximum security prisons
D.C. government program to subsidize pot for poor patients
Russian channel censored WWII series documenting ‘dark side’ of Soviet war effort
Golden threads for the undie drawers of the wealthy
Rand Paul teams with Democrats on bill to curb NSA spying
Taliban Behead 17 for Singing and Dancing
Andrea Castillo Discusses Bitcoin on News Channel 8
Bitcoin Miner Taps Dad’s Austrian Power Plant in Virtual-Money Hunt
Millions spent to begin razing of 7,000 abandoned properties in Dayton
Firefighter handcuffed and threatened with taser for waving at police while black
Emerging market rout is too big for the Fed to ignore
Australia scraps plan to filter Internet