Bill Gross, the Bond King, discusses the state of the bond market, reflects on his career, compares current inflation to the late 70s, explores the possibility of rate cuts, shares his daily market routine, discusses investment opportunities and private credit, and concludes with insights on his long-term investment strategy.

Bill Gross, founder of Idealab, discusses the secret moonshot failure in 1999, entrepreneurship success keys, and debunking business idea myths with Peter Diamandis. They explore AI's role in gut health, energy innovations, and the birth of Idealab, emphasizing the importance of timing, team, and iteration in startup success.

Billionaire investors Ray Dalio and Bill Gross share their thoughts on the market in 2018. Dalio predicts a tightening phase with potential stock market upside, while Gross warns of risks in the bond market. The podcast explores market trends, central bank policies, investment strategies, and impacts on asset prices and volatility. The brothers' successful wine venture is also discussed.

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Bill Gross, Co-founder of Pacific Investment Management Co, talks about the health of the economy, his thoughts on the Fed's recent performance, and why big tech stocks aren't on his buy list. He discusses the impact of interest rates on economic growth, cyber security for small businesses, merger arbitrage plays, political risks, international opportunities, stock market volatility, bond market influence, and long-term deficits.

Billionaire investors, Bill Ackman and Bill Gross, abandon their short position on US Treasuries. Chevron pays $53 Billion in a bet on the future of oil. 25 UK startups to watch, from digital bank Monzo to wearable brain scanner company. Hostages freed by Hamas, as US sends more forces to Middle East.

Bill Gross believes stocks are overvalued and bond yields need to fall significantly. London Stock Exchange CEO Julia Hoggett says low salaries are hampering the City of London. Developers are most exposed in the real-estate crisis.

Pimco co-founder Bill Gross discusses market predictions and Fed Chair Powell's upcoming speech. They also explore raising the inflation target, investing in pipelines, litigation for a utility company, high sick leave rate on August 24th, and the legal process surrounding the arrest of a former President.

Bill Gross, longtime "bond king", reveals that he is bearish on both stocks and bonds. He believes bond yields will move higher due to the US' large deficit spending, and stocks are dangerously overvalued with a low equity risk premium. The podcast explores the challenges for average investors in the current economic climate, including record low interest rates, US debt, and monetary stimulus. Can prices keep rising, or is there a painful reckoning ahead?

Bill Gross, entrepreneur behind 7 billion-dollar companies, shares his top lessons and discusses the impact of the internet on his business. He also reflects on starting a technology incubator and emphasizes the importance of timing in venture success. The challenges of timing and external factors in business are discussed, using the example of failed company Z.com.