Gold Is A Safe Haven Asset- Latest Research Shows

7, February

There is a significant and growing consensus among academics, independent researchers and asset allocation experts that gold is a hedging instrument and a safe haven asset. Thus, many financial professionals, including GoldCore, now believe that gold should form part of investment and savings portfolios for reasons of diversification and financial insurance. In this ebook you will find out about:

1. What is a safe haven?

2. What academic research underpins gold as a safe haven asset?

3. Independent research and asset allocation research that reinforces gold as a safe haven asset.

4. The historical evidence supporting gold as a safe haven asset.

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Mark OByrne

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