

Jeffrey Gundlach
Founder and CEO of DoubleLine Capital and a prominent fixed-income investor known for outspoken macro views on bonds, credit, and portfolio allocation.
Top 10 podcasts with Jeffrey Gundlach
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Nov 17, 2025 • 59min
Jeffrey Gundlach Says Almost All Financial Assets Are Now Overvalued
Jeffrey Gundlach, founder and CEO of DoubleLine Capital and a renowned fixed-income investor, shares his candid views on the current financial landscape. He warns that almost all financial assets, including stocks, bonds, and private credit, are overvalued and susceptible to downturns. Gundlach stresses the importance of holding more cash and gold while advocating for a cautious approach to long-term Treasuries amid rising inflation. He also explores the risks of private credit's liquidity and volatility issues, highlighting how institutional behaviors may shift in response to fiscal stress.

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Mar 18, 2025 • 1h 10min
#62 - Jeffrey Gundlach: Big Picture Outlook
Jeffrey Gundlach, the founder and CEO of DoubleLine Capital, shares his expert insights on the shifting economic landscape. He discusses the impact of rising interest rates and inflation on investment strategies. Gundlach emphasizes the need for portfolio diversification amid increasing national debt. He critiques current fiscal policies, arguing for reform to better serve future generations. The conversation also touches on the emotional aspects of investing and the risks associated with market trends, including the dominance of major stocks.

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Mar 27, 2026 • 1h 4min
#352 Jeffrey Gundlach: Private Credit Is An Unmitigated Disaster, And It’s Only Going To Get Worse
Jeffrey Gundlach, founder and CEO of DoubleLine Capital and famed bond investor, warns of a regime shift in rates and a fragile private credit market likened to 2006 subprime. He discusses rising long-term yields amid economic weakness, why US investors should favor non-US equities, and scenarios for America’s fiscal reckoning. He also outlines defensive positioning, risks in munis, and gold’s role.

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Sep 29, 2025 • 34min
Back to School on the Markets with Jeffrey Gundlach, Founder, DoubleLine Capital
Join Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO and Chief Investment Officer of DoubleLine Capital, as he dives into the complex landscape of markets and monetary policy. He discusses how tariffs might hinder the Fed's inflation goals and the vital role of the two-year Treasury in shaping rate decisions. Gundlach shares insights on the impact of political dynamics on future Fed policies and highlights significant economic indicators that could signal recession risks. He also advocates for local-currency emerging market bonds and emphasizes the importance of gold and real assets in current portfolios.

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Nov 14, 2020 • 1h 14min
Jeffrey Gundlach -- Waiting for the Next Big Trade
In a captivating discussion, Jeffrey Gundlach, CEO of DoubleLine Capital and renowned 'Bond King', shares insights on his evolving investment strategies. He emphasizes the importance of patience while navigating today's challenging market landscape. Gundlach warns of potential insolvencies and trends in deflation versus inflation, expressing skepticism about bitcoin. He highlights managing risk and diversifying portfolios amidst uncertainty, while offering a bullish short-term view on the dollar, despite broader concerns of economic weakness.

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Mar 23, 2026 • 49min
Closing Bell: Playing Today’s Rally 3/23/26
Jeffrey Gundlach, founder and CIO of DoubleLine Capital, shares macro and fixed-income views on volatility, gold, commodities, and credit. Eamon Javers, Washington reporter, provides on-the-ground U.S.-Iran and policy updates. They discuss market reactions to Iran talks, sector repricing, software and AI rebounds, and risks in private credit and Fed messaging.

Jul 12, 2020 • 47min
TIP305: The Structural Impact w/ George Gammon & Clips from Ray Dalio & Jeff Gundlach (Business Podcast)
George Gammon, a real estate expert and macroeconomist, offers a deep dive into how COVID-19 has reshaped American real estate and infrastructure. He discusses urban migration trends and challenges faced by colleges. Billionaire investor Ray Dalio critiques the limitations of central banking policies and emphasizes strategic positioning for investors. Meanwhile, Jeff Gundlach shares insights on the potential for a V-shaped economic recovery, exploring the balance between risk and opportunity in today's financial landscape.

Oct 29, 2025 • 35min
Closing Bell: Gundlach’s First Take on the Fed & a Big Tech Set-Up. 10/29/25
In this discussion, guest Jeffrey Gundlach, founder of DoubleLine Capital, shares insights on the Fed's recent decision and its implications for stocks, emphasizing a need to reassess December rate-cut odds. Rob Sechan, from NewEdge Wealth, talks about big tech earnings, spotlighting Meta’s AI-driven ad strategies and Alphabet's cloud performance. CNBC's Julia Borsten highlights key metrics for Meta while the panel debates which tech giant has the most on the line, with Meta's future in the balance against evolving AI challenges.

Jan 28, 2026 • 40min
Closing Bell: The Fed, Rates & Mega-cap Earnings 1/28/26
Steve Leisman, senior economics correspondent who explains Fed context. Jeffrey Gundlach, DoubleLine founder and fixed-income veteran with macro views. They discuss the Fed holding rates, timing of future cuts, dollar and commodities themes. The conversation pivots to mega-cap earnings, previewing what to watch from Microsoft, Meta and Tesla.

Dec 30, 2025 • 2h 1min
#103 - Alex Shahidi: Top 10 Insights of 2025 (Part 2)
Join Greg Chernow, a fixed income expert, and John Gray, president of Blackstone, as they dive into inflation’s unpredictability and the essentials of great leadership. Rajiv Jain raises caution about the AI boom while Dr. Leonard Kleinrock reminisces on the internet's origins, highlighting valuable lessons for AI. Brock Sutton discusses AI as a general-purpose technology, emphasizing collaboration with humans. Jeffrey Gundlach warns of a new era marked by rising interest rates, while Bob Prince identifies critical U.S. fiscal vulnerabilities.


