DoubleLine Jeffrey Gundlach Says He Will Delete Twitter “Due to Suspicious Activity”

Jeffrey Gundlach, the founder of DoubleLine Capital, tweeted on Sunday that he would be deleting his account “due to suspicious activity.”
Under the handle “@TruthGundlach,” Gundlach has used that account to tweet since May 2017.

Before his tweet about deleting the account, he had also tweeted on Saturday, “To all people presently banging the drum that ‘people like me’ are not ‘paying their fair share’: The taxes I pay are over 50% of my income.”

He also tweeted at Societe Generale CEO Frederic Oudea and said, “Bad news just keep coming from SocGen CEO Oudea seems determined to run it into the ground, foretold by his moronic actions ten years ago.” The Paris-listed company has almost 38% in value in the last twelve months.

The billionaire bond-fund manager also called Deutsche Bank AG a “sick puppy” back in December. He wrote, “Keep an eye on Deutsche Bank, that is one sick puppy.”

It was also in December that Gundlach said he’d no longer appear on CNBC, and blamed “Mad Money”‘s Jim Cramer. He said Cramer should “stick to bonds.”

As of December 31st, DoubleLine had an estimated $121 billion in assets under management.