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Metals are essential to our world

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Metals improve the return profile of your portfolio

Commodities, such as metals, generally have low correlation with traditional asset classes such as stocks and bonds. Although they can be affected by broader market conditions, their performance is often driven by different factors, including supply and demand, inflation, and geopolitical events. Adding commodities to a portfolio can therefore improve diversification and support more stable long-term performance.

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Monetary Inflation

Historically, metals have served as an effective hedge against inflation

Central banks and governments constantly increase the money supply (monetary inflation), which leads to depreciating currencies and increased prices. When prices rise, the value of commodities typically rises as well, which creates a good investment environment for commodity investors. Commodities protect your purchasing power and generate good returns. This is particularly true for precious metals like gold and silver, which have been proven stores of value for more than 5000 years.

Megatrends

Global trends in favour of certain commodities

As the global economy expands, so does the demand for energy and metals. We are seeing a growing push to electrify society and to develop more high-tech and green technologies, all of which rely on a wide range of metals. Examples include batteries, solar panels, microchips, and wind turbines.

These technologies cannot be produced without metals such as copper, lithium, silver, uranium and rare earth elements, among others. Rising demand for these metals, combined with declining supply, is expected to drive prices significantly higher. This dynamic creates the potential for substantial returns for companies that extract and produce these raw materials.

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The Elements

It's the Elements

The Periodic Table of Chemical Elements is one of the most significant achievements in science, capturing the essence of chemistry and physics, medicine, earth sciences, and biology.

1869 is considered the year when Dmitri Mendeleev discovered the Periodic System. 2019 was the 150th anniversary of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements and has been proclaimed the “International Year of the Periodic Table of Chemical Elements (IYPT2019)” by the United Nations General Assembly and UNESCO.

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FAQ

FAQ – Investment Strategy

A portfolio strategy involves strategically allocating assets to optimize returns while managing risk. At AuAg Funds, we focus on commodities and precious metals as essential portfolio components. Commodities have little to no correlation with stocks and bonds, making them excellent diversification tools. By incorporating metals like gold, silver, copper, and lithium into your portfolio, you can stabilize performance over the long term and protect against market downturns.

Developing a robust investment strategy requires diversification across different asset classes. Successful portfolio managers such as Ray Dalio states that including commodities in your investment strategy is important for several key reasons: they provide an effective hedge against inflation, have historically served as stores of value for over 5,000 years (particularly precious metals), and benefit from global trends like electrification and green technology. With increasing monetary inflation globally and rising demand for metals used in batteries, solar panels, and wind turbines, coupled with dwindling supply, a commodity-focused strategy positions investors for a high return potential.

A passive investment strategy involves long-term holdings in assets with strong fundamental value. Commodities, particularly precious metals like gold and silver, are ideal for passive strategies as they have maintained their value for millennia. At AuAg Funds, we provide access to commodity funds that allow investors to passively benefit from global megatrends such as monetary inflation, electrification, energy transition, and the growing demand for metals essential to high-tech products. This approach requires low active management while capitalizing on global mega trends.