Bill Gross on market returns
From Legendary investor Bill Gross on why investors need to exercise caution · · Fox Business
“I'd say be cautious because the expectations of what we've seen over the past 12 months or certainly since Trump was elected probably are not going to continue. And so if you're expecting double digit types of returns or even six, seven or 8% types of returns, I think prices are at a level where we're more apt to see 3 to 4% type of returns. So lower expectations.”
On , Bill Gross, Cofounder at PIMCO, spoke about market returns during Legendary investor Bill Gross on why investors need to exercise caution on Fox Business.
About Bill Gross
Bill Gross, cofounder of Pimco, appeared at the third annual Bill Gross Business Plan Competition at Caltech on April 16, 2026. The competition, hosted by Caltech’s chief innovation officer Fred Farina, featured ten finalist teams selected from over 70 applications. Gross spoke about his own experience as a Caltech student, describing a presentation he gave in a class called E10 as one of the most valuable things he learned at the school. He said that "the ability to take your idea, crystallize it into a story and tell it to the world is really, really powerful." During the event, Gross also discussed his views on entrepreneurship, stating that it "unlocks human potential" and that forming a company with shared equity enables people to "feel like owners" and accomplish things "like never ever before." He added that the tools available to entrepreneurs today, including AI and other technologies, are "better than ever before." The competition also included a trailer for a new podcast, "Einstein Suite," which Gross co-hosts with Fred Farina, described as a series of conversations at the intersection of science, art, and culture filmed in the room where Albert Einstein stayed while at Caltech.
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