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Bill Gross, losses will be $1 Trillion
Bill could be right, how much has been wrote of so far? <$300 Billion I think.



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I think Mr. Gross had a bunch of treasuries he wanted to sell.
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I think Mr. Gross had a bunch of treasuries he wanted to sell.
Is he becoming more of a narcissist than a pessimist??
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