Investing

Charlie Munger was a staunch advocate for multi-disciplinary knowledge and spoke about the concept to the graduating class of Harvard in 1998. Here's a look at his belief in mastering what other people have figured out.

Amid market volatility, some experts suggest a balanced asset allocation of 20-25% in gold and 65-70% in equities for long-term growth. Gold ETFs are preferred for liquidity and tax benefits, acting as a hedge against geopolitical risks.

Ray Dalio emphasizes gold's value during instability, citing historical performance during the 1970s and 1930s crises. Gold should comprise 5-15% of portfolios as it acts as a stabilizer and diversifier, protecting wealth when traditional assets struggle amid economic uncertainties.

The ITI Business Cycle Fund focuses on adapting to economic cycles through dynamic sector allocation. This strategy helps investors manage portfolio risks and opportunities while recognizing the importance of adjusting to changing market environments.

As AI reshapes the tech landscape, investors may consider diversifying their portfolios beyond traditional IT stocks. Experts emphasise a balanced approach that includes AI enablers and U.S. tech giants, while also preparing for potential volatility in the sector.

Robert Kiyosaki increased his Bitcoin investment during a market downturn, purchasing one whole Bitcoin for $67k. He views crashes as opportunities to acquire valuable assets, citing macroeconomic concerns and Bitcoin's fixed supply as key factors in his bullish stance.