Jeffrey Gundlach talks bank failures, recession with Jennifer Ablan

Jeffrey Gundlach, founder of DoubleLine Capital LP, speaks to editor in chief and chief content officer of Pensions & Investments about recent bank failures, the potential for a U.S. economic recession (which he predicted will begin in four months), and what the Fed is likely to do with rates the rest of the year.

[brainkill]

Always enjoy hearing from Jeffrey Gundlach, thank you for sharing.

[thewrightoknow]

Thanks for having this man on, Mr Gundlqch is a person who I always want to hear from.

[koalabear]

Appreciate how humbling Jeffrey's tone and approach towards the discussion was whilst having his view points backed up by raw data. The can has reached the end of the road. Its either a complete financial collapse or run away hyperinflation.

[Ali-exuk]

It was an amazing interview, thank you

[mikeherrera]

Would be helpful to give date when recorded. Enjoyed

[detectiveofmoneypolitics]

Economic investigator Frank G Melbourne Australia is still watching this very informative content cheers Frank 🇦🇺

[CJinsoo]

@10:48 spot-on! when the heck does this trickle down to depositors?

also spot-on with respect to no more wars. fed. is broke.

[melissad]

Lots of distracting background noises made it too hard to focus on the interview.

[taymerelane]

For recession prior to the 2001 recession the yield curve didn't do the de-invesion right before the bear market started. In the recessions after 2001 they followed the de-inversion before equity market crash sequence just as Jeffrey Gundlach described. What made pre 2001 recessions different? How can you be sure the next bear market will follow the post 2001 pattern rather than the pre 2001 pattern? Thanks