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);
The Financial Markets and The Allure of Gold...
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. Gold managed funds offered by First Advisory have been consistent market-beaters for some considerable time.
A Godsend In Uncertain Times
The World Gold Council expects gold demand in 2010 to exceed that of last year, driven by investment demand as a result of concern over quantitative easing, currency conflict and inflation, in addition to strong demand for jewellery in China and India, and a revival in the use of gold by the industrial sector.
Some recent news items surrounding gold markets...
IMF completes gold sale programmeThe International Monetary Fund has said that it has completed its large programme of gold sales, removing one of the few bearish elements restraining the bullion market.
In a statement released on Tuesday night, the Washington-based IMF said that it had already sold the expected 403.3 tonnes of gold – equal to around 10 per cent of annual demand for bullion – partly through direct sales to central banks, including one large disposal to the central bank of India, and partly on the open market.
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Gold imports into China have soared this year, turning the country, already the largest bullion miner, into a major overseas buyer for the first time in recent memory....read on
Gold To Benefit From Shift By Fund ManagersFund managers are likely to increase their allocations to gold over the next 10 years, leading to a significant price increase, according to HSBC....read on
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