Gold Managed Funds
First Advisory are in a position to completely facilitate all administration required to set you up with access to a Gold managed fund that has performed extremely well in recent times. There are five types of Funds:
- Strategy A, B, and C:
- traditional since 1996: +778.57%, 18.47% p.a.
- dynamic since 2000: +562.53%, 23.39% p.a.
- aggressive since 2001: +732.70%, 31.84% p.a.
- Gold A since 10/05: +146.14%, 32.32% p.a.
- Gold B since 10/05: +185.35%, 38.54% p.a. Above average net performance between 18.47% and 38.54% p.a. as per 12/2008
For those interested in investing in gold, or buying gold as a hedge against global banks and equities markets, the gold fund offered by First Advisory should be of interest. The back office administration of the gold managed funds offered by First Advisory uses software analysis to make gains on increases in world gold prices but also hedges on downturns. This particular gold fund, since 2000, has outperformed global commodities mutual funds, equities, world gold prices, and most other gold funds.
To talk to one of our advisors on buying gold as an investment option please contact us through our web form or talk directly to one of the following advisors:
- Ian R. Tibble (BEng Hons) (in Jakarta);
- Suzanna Hutabarat (in Jakarta);
- Neil A. Robbirt (FLIA) (in Bangkok);
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For more details on world gold markets in general read on...
Gold has always traditionally been a safe haven in times of eonomic strife. These days we're seeing gold prices edge higher, and increasing confidence being shown in gold:
- World Gold Council: http://www.gold.org
- Gold Volatility Index (CBOE): http://www.cboe.com/micro/gvz/introduction.aspx
- As Good As Gold - FT, 9th May 2009
- Paulson Group Buys Into AngloGold - FT, 18th March 2009
- Barrick Founders Sets No Limits On Gold Price - FT, March 8th 2009
- Hedge Fund Investors Turn to Gold - FT, March 8th 2009
- Gold Forecasted to Return to Bull Trend - FT, 16th February 2009
- Baha's Superfund Pitch Grabs Ranieri, Annoys Rivals - Bloomberg, 18th February 2009
Gold managed funds offered by First Advisory have been consistent market-beaters for some considerable time.
Mid-February saw gold pass the $1000 mark briefly, as investors looked for a haven amid weak economic data and uncertainty about the rescue plans for the US financial sector. Gold was at a high of $1005.40 per troy ounce on February 20th, but since slid back 8.6% to $918.9. So far in 2009, the gold funds offered by First Advusory have outperformed the markets, and have been in positive territory.
Longer-term forecasts for gold funds look good, for the same reasons that are behind the $1000 peak. Gold has been on a long bull run that is now into its 9th year, and according to technical analysts at Barclays Capital, that is not likely to change radically.
Earlier this year, In March, in an interview with the Financial Times, Peter Munk, founder and chairman of the world’s biggest gold miner, Barrick Gold said that if it is possible that the gold price is too high, “equally possible is the opposite”, he says. “Gold is a small market, susceptible to small moves. Let’s say a small percentage of the world’s central banks – or simply the United Arab Emirates, by itself – do not believe President [Barack] Obama’s pledge that he will halve the US deficit by the end of his first term. They shift some of their dollar reserves into gold. It would not take many decisions of this kind to push the price above $2,000 per ounce.” More important, he says, the global economy will recover but individual investors have been traumatised. “A feeling of insecurity is here to stay. The result is that the appeal of gold funds as a hedge has broadened enormously.”