Gundlach, wary of pricey market, sets cap on DoubleLine's growth
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JEFFREY Gundlach sees too much of a good thing - in financial markets and in his industry - and he wants no part of it.
The co-founder and chief executive officer of DoubleLine Capital LP says risky assets such as junk bonds and emerging-market debt are overvalued. He's reducing those positions in DoubleLine funds and investing more in higher-quality credits with less sensitivity to rising interest rates, mindful that doing so may mean he gives up some performance for a while.
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