Scott Minerd of Guggenheim Partners Has Died at Age 63

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Scott Minerd, the Guggenheim Partners chief investment officer who was regarded as one of the bond kings of the past decades, has died. Minerd, 63, died Wednesday after a heart attack during his regular workout, Guggenheim said in a statement. Bloomberg's Sonali Basak reports on "Bloomberg Markets."

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Dang, one of the few guys on financial TV who's opinion was respectable.

michael
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Yes, as a small fry investor I never felt he was blowing smoke. God Bless Scott and condolences to the family.

steveg
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what a meaningful live. He was a guy of clear awareness. Who can say it from itself to have accumulated so much money. RIP.He was a person who knew about the real meaning of life.

bornholm
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Unfortunately, he clearly had issues breathing, or cardiovascular problems. You could see that.

john
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Scott was one of the last voices who was respected, this is a big loss for the industry. One of the last honest power players is gone and there is no backfill. Just remember, no bailouts come Q2 - let the oligarchy collapse.

frederickmiles
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This is SBF's fault, the shock of him getting bail was too much

shoopddawhooped
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Unexpected and sudden, just like the other million deaths

milesmanges
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Sudden and unexpected. Don’t forget your booster!

minionmememindset
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I had cancer in my 50s and you realize your mortality with cancer. I'm sure that this is true for diagnosed heart disease as well or many other conditions. Wealth without health is deficient. I understand the workaholic culture but mortality can creep up really fast in your 50s and 60s.

movdqa
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Keep your weight down as much as you can. Stay out of the gym, and just walk instead of drive. That's all we can do.

radar
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Dont build ones life putting career ahead of everything. Life goes verey quick.

adamday
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At the end of the day, ALL men go through the same door.

beyond the door, it doesn't matter if you are a trillion dollar manager, a president or a queen. all will be judged by the same yardstick.

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