If you were to count how many of the big-named Wall Street investors have a teddy bear personality, you wouldn’t count very high but one of those might be Bill Gross.
Following the release of Carl Icahn’s letter to Apple, Bill Gross had some harsh words for Icahn—at least by Bill Gross standards.
To bond investors, Bill Gross is a household name. He’s often called, “the bond king” and runs the Pimco Total Return Fund. That fund alone holds $250 billion in assets. He’s also the co-chief investment officer at Pimco with assets under management of $1.97 trillion.
But Gross isn’t normally known as the type that puts himself in the middle of Wall Street ego wars. He’s the nice guy from a small town in Ohio who happens to be worth $2 billion.
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Thursday, after Icahn published his letter to Apple AAPL Gross said,
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