Bond king Jeff Gundlach says Warren Buffett's ditching of US airline stocks is a 'big deal' and means the 'genie is not going back in the bottle' | Markets Insider

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Bond king Jeff Gundlach says Warren Buffett's ditching of US airline stocks is a 'big deal' and means the 'genie is not going back in the bottle'

Gundlach tweeted Sunday night saying:

While Gundlach did not expand on what he meant by the theory, it is possible that he referred to the problem of volatility that an"economic genie" represents.

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Article barely expands on headline. Genie quote treated as arcane concept and repeated about 5 times. That’s it.

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