| The big run by commodities is lifting prices for major benchmarks to new highs in 2016. But advisors who are wary at this point of putting new clients’ money into funds – either broad-based or more focused on futures like gold and oil – might find reason for relief by taking a longer-term view of such historically volatile markets.
“Advisors who are working with clients on a more strategic basis should be able to allocate to commodities with more confidence now,” says John LaForge, head of real asset strategy at Wells Fargo’s Investment Institute...............................................Full Article: Source
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