Bill Gross compares Fed policy to an umpire who died on the field

Janus A note from Bill Gross, portfolio manager at Janus Henderson, would hardly be complete without a wild anecdote. His July investment outlook published on Thursday was no different. Gross again criticized theFederal Reserve's decisions to recover the economy from the Great Recession. This time, he comparedthe Fed's bond-buying program to John McSherry, a Major League Baseball umpire who suffered a heart attack on the field in 1996. Here's Gross: "'Kill the Umpire', the fan cried to open the ...