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A blog on Commodities Futures trading comprising articles on trading, hedging, strategies to name a few. As a owner of the blog I disclaim these articles are prepared by taking info from various sources including books, newsprint and internet. And I don't claim ownership to any of the articles published. As this blog is maintained with a benevolent objective of sharing and spreading information on Commodity Trading in India the blog or blogger would not be liable for any kind of allegations.
About Me
- Satish Mandava
- By profession into Investment Advisory and Financial Planning services. Graduated with MBA specializing in Finance. To add some value to my academic profile currently pursuing Certified Financial Planner. Have six years of composite experience in varied domains like Financial and Business Analysis;Financial content writing and research; Invesment Advisory; Fundamental Analysis & Investment Research of U.S and EMEA Markets; Marketing of Investment products; and Retail Banking.
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In the current market environment, a key concern for investors is protecting portfolios against the prospect of rising inflation. An allocation to real assets in the form of commodities is often cited
as a way to protect against this risk. Another reason many consider an allocation to commodities is their potential diversification benefit to portfolios due to their low correlation to traditional asset classes (i.e., equities and fixed income). In this paper, we evaluate the commodities marketplace and discuss whether investing in long-only commodities makes sense for portfolios, whether retail or institutional.
as a way to protect against this risk. Another reason many consider an allocation to commodities is their potential diversification benefit to portfolios due to their low correlation to traditional asset classes (i.e., equities and fixed income). In this paper, we evaluate the commodities marketplace and discuss whether investing in long-only commodities makes sense for portfolios, whether retail or institutional.
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