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Wednesday, October 13, 2010We remain confident in Fixed Income assets for Long-Term Asset PreservationI remain confident that fixed income assets are a key component of a portfolio designed for long-term asset preservation. Life insurance also plays an important part in asset allocating for safety when preserving assets over the generations.My call for a correction in Gold turned out to be a false hope - the trend is up but at these levels I don't see a place for the average investor. Commodities may well have a role to play in asset preservation, but at the moment it looks far more like a professional traders' market. Long term asset preservation depends on avoiding large shocks to a portfolio and in the past 2 years+ our view has been largely correct - low volatility assets outperform on a longer horizon. posted by Charles Monat Associates at 11:45 AM ![]() 0 Comments:« Home |
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