Castlestone Management - Commodities investing: the Ucits way

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Castlestone Management has worked with Dublin's regulators to create a Ucits commodity fund with truly active management

For investors looking to diversify their portfolio away from conventional bond and stock funds, commodities provide an attractive alternative. Demand is certainly strong, as almost every newspaper and magazine has highlighted in recent weeks. A growing world population, coupled with rising wealth levels in nations such as China, means raw materials and energy are needed in increasing quantities. That's why we are launching the Aliquot Active Commodity Index (UCITS) Fund. These markets can be volatile, however, especially when speculative investors see a rally they would like to hitch a ...

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