But it will come at the expense of what PIMCO wants in Washington DC, now that is has reversed its bet.
With Brown's veto the timing of a budget for the fiscal year beginning July 1 is uncertain. But Christian Stracke, head of credit research at PIMCO in Newport Beach, California, said that does not worry him if Brown follows through on his vow for a spending plan free of one-time moves and gimmicks.
"He's decided to take a stand, and to take a stand to continue to try to address the long-term fundamental fiscal problems California faces," Stracke said. WNFL
Brown vetoed the Dem budget, because it was made of one time tricks. I prefer to call it month by month budgeting, making the legislatures work.
If Brown wants to solve the fundamental California problem, then welcome to the revolution against DC.
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