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To: NOW who wrote (198235)	10/17/2002 2:13:32 PM
From: patron_anejo_por_favor	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

Probably in seclusion, hiding from his share/bagholders...<G?> Bill Gross is conspicuously quiet isnt he? I actually nibbled on some muni bond funds in here, they're throwing 'em out to buy Broke-Aide and CueBall Logic? Gotta be a great buy, then...<1/2G>

To: NOW who wrote (198235)	10/17/2002 2:13:54 PM
From: Gut Trader	Respond to of 436258

Fannie Mae needs to date rape bond front runners to close her dripping gap

To: NOW who wrote (198235)	10/17/2002 2:20:06 PM
From: Knighty Tin	Respond to of 436258

too, Well, when you have a few hundred billion on the skids, things can get a wee bit busy. <g>

To: NOW who wrote (198235)	10/17/2002 2:21:21 PM
From: Israel	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 436258

nypost.com Bill Gross, the man behind the world's largest mutual fund, told a press conference yesterday he believes 10-year Treasuries are "appropriately valued."Gross, who heads the Pimco Total Return Fund, is turning his attention to Canadian and European government bonds and sees potential for corporate bonds to become more attractive in the next three to six months.Gross, speaking in Munich, did not explicitly say that he plans to stop buying U.S. Treasuries, but many bond market watchers interpreted his words that way.