| Wall Street’s main indexes tumbled more than 1 
				percent on Tuesday, as the latest turn in trade negotiations 
				with China stoked global growth worries and kept investors away 
				from risky assets.
 "I think we are going to keep seeing more tension," said 
				Gundlach. "I think the 25% tariff bump is better than 50% 
				chance. The market obviously does not want to see increased 
				tariffs, so it's been kind of reacting to that."
 
 Asked if he believes U.S. stocks are in a bear market: "Of 
				course we are," Gundlach said. The U.S. stock market "has gone 
				nowhere in 15 months."
 
 DoubleLine Capital oversees more than $130 billion in assets 
				under management.
 
 (Reporting by Jennifer Ablan; Editing by David Gregorio)
 
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