raw materials and pension funds

IMHO, purchase of raw materials with a focus on longran is:
and) gembling (successful-not-successful, it is not so important)
b) ineffective use of funds (temporary taunts are high)

hedge fund, this is not PF for you, they can be in raw materials and need. although they are only taking advantage of the mood of the crowd, but their participation in the market allows others to earn;) Meanwhile, PFs are also present on the market and there are two considerations:

and) PF will continue to pick up raw materials to their targets (targets after allocation)
b) PFs will stop picking up and revise their targets down

interesting, someone knows what is the figure for PF assets focused on raw materials and what part has already been mastered?
in article from FT there is something interesting, including this:

The $202bn California Public Employees’ Retirement System, the largest US pension fund, has only 0.4 per cent of its assets in commodities, below a 1.5 per cent target.

  Good things come in small packages....
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