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Tan Yu Ji
12 Aug 2020
Economics at Nanyang Technological University
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Treat it as an asset class. Pick a stategy that you can follow. For some, they limit exposure to 5% of their assets, some would go for a higher allocation. I'm not a huge believer that gold is a great tool for long-term inflation hedge, numerically, the numbers work against that argument.
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You can refer to one of my greatest resources for returns over a century, Jeremy Siegel. As he very aptly puts it, "Gold is a very expensive insurance policy over the long run."
But I have modelled some portfolios and backtested them with some element of gold for the last 10 years, when done correctly, it does beat the S&P500 return. But whether that would continue is a question I am unable to answer. Hence, stick to your comfort range for allocation.
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Hariz Arthur Maloy
12 Aug 2020
Independent Financial Advisor at Promiseland Independent
Gold is always a part of my portfolio. I just buy it regularly and rebalance it to maintain the expo...
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I would recommend gold to diversify your portfolio. Gold itself might be expensive but there are ETFs like GLDm (gold minishares) where you can buy a fraction of gold. ETFs works like stocks and the price of GLDm is around $19 per share now. So i recommend having some gold in your portfolio for diversification