| The price of gold rose more in the first quarter of 2016 than during any quarter since the third quarter of 1986. As a result, should advisers be educating their clients about including this rather unique commodity as part of their investing tool box, particularly now that a variety of gold ETFs are so readily available?
Gold doesn't pay a dividend or yield interest, nor does it convey partial ownership of an enterprise that may increase in value. However, there are times when gold can play an important role in a diversified portfolio. It can serve as a leading indicator of future inflation. It can be a defensive asset to hold during periods of economic and market anxiety...............................................Full Article: Source
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