Markets rallied in May, but is it sustainable? . Channel 11’s Ken Shinoda breaks down the equities rebound, dollar decline and talks the value in fixed income heading into summer.

RT @DLineCap: DoubleLine Portfolio Manager Ken Shinoda joins @BloombergTV's “The Close” to break down the state of interest rates, credit a….

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RT @DLineChannel11: Agency mortgages still look cheap despite higher rates and tighter spreads, notes @DLineCap's Ken Shinoda, who sees rel….

Credit markets have stabilized. No forced selling, no panic, just a steady grind tighter in spreads, Ken Shinoda says. Core bond portfolios are earning their carry. Watch:

Has the dollar hit the bottom of its trading range? Not the best time to short it, says Ken Shinoda, but nondollar exposure still makes sense long term.

Agency mortgages still look cheap despite higher rates and tighter spreads, notes @DLineCap's Ken Shinoda, who sees relative value in securitized credit and short-duration Treasuries. Watch:

Tech rebounded, but small caps are lagging. Unless rates come down, small caps may continue to struggle, says @DlineCap's Ken Shinoda, with the 10-year yield a key pressure point.

RT @DLineChannel11: The Fed's in a tough spot trying to balance slowing growth and rising inflation due to tariffs, says Ken Shinoda. http….

The latest Channel 11 episode covers the mixed performance of commodities, with gold leading the charge as a safe haven asset, while energy markets show weakness due to slowing global growth.

Ken Shinoda emphasizes the importance of diversification in portfolios, noting that credit can be a viable replacement for equities, especially when yielding 6% to 7% over the long run.

In "April Angst," Ken Shinoda highlights the impact of tariffs on consumer prices, mentioning how prices on Chinese discounter websites have doubled or tripled, reflecting broader economic uncertainties.

.@DLineCap Portfolio Manager Ken Shinoda's latest Channel 11 episode "April Angst" dives into April's market volatility, discussing equity recoveries, global growth concerns and the impact of tariffs on consumer prices.

The Fed's in a tough spot trying to balance slowing growth and rising inflation due to tariffs, says Ken Shinoda.

DoubleLine Portfolio Manager Ken Shinoda reviews the impact of recent tariffs on growth forecasts and the Federal Reserve's dilemma in his latest episode of Channel 11, "Land of Pain.".

RT @DLineChannel11: Euro-dollar FX in the wake of Trump 1.0: a sign of things to come? “After the first Trump election,” Ken Shinoda says,….

Ken Shinoda notes a “dramatic change” in expectations for future levels of the target federal funds rate since the end of 2024, as investors foresee economic weakness compelling more accommodation from the Federal Reserve.

After a stellar 2024, gold has surged higher. “With so much uncertainty,” Ken Shinoda says, “fears of tariffs and global uncertainty, it’s just a place to go where you don’t have to deal with all the currency volatility that’s out there.”.

RT @DLineChannel11: DoubleLine Portfolio Manager Ken Shinoda on March 4, 2025, surveys sell-offs in risk assets and rallies in bonds amid “….

“Finally, finally, finally,” Ken notes, “after underperforming Treasuries and corporate bonds during this sell-off of the last couple years,” Agency RMBS are outperforming “from the cheap valuations that we’ve noted here on Channel 11.”.

Year-to-date, @DLineCap Portfolio Manager Ken Shinoda says, “2025 has been making Europe great again.”.