The Journal of Investing · 2010 · 15 citations · 2 references
BusinessEconomicsFinanceAsset PricingInvestment ManagementPortfolio ManagementAsset AllocationAsset Return ModelingCapital MarketsInvestmentInvestment TheoryRisk-return AnalysisAllocationCorrelationDependence In Asset ReturnsMacroeconomic Asset PricingMacroeconomic ConditionsPrecious Metals Markets
Following a huge run-up in the 1970s, precious metal prices have, until recent years, been very subdued. Investors tend to overlook precious metals, except to take note of the strong correlation properties with other asset classes, which justifies only a small allocation. However, given current macroeconomic conditions and the extreme policy response that has been initiated due to these conditions, investors should not only be looking at the correlation properties, but also the exceptional returns that precious metals will provide in the coming years. <b>TOPICS:</b>Other real assets, portfolio construction, performance measurement
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Do Precious Metals Shine? An Investment Perspective
David Hillier, Paul Draper, Robert W. Faff · Financial Analysts Journal · 2006 · 488 citations
Can Precious Metals Make Your Portfolio Shine?
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