What a Goldman Sachs sample portfolio looks like

Goldman Sachs logo on the New York Stock Exchange

Frankfurt The stock markets are currently looking for direction. These courses fluctuate sometimes in one direction, then again in the other direction. The leading US index S&P 500, for example, has approached its low for the year again after a brief interim recovery. And there could be new lows soon, believes James Ashley, head of market strategy Europe and Asia at Goldman Sachs Asset Management.

The investment strategist has more than 22 years of experience in the financial markets and is familiar with the ups and downs in stocks and bonds. He expects the situation to get worse before it gets better again: “Despite the recent price losses, the stocks have not yet found a bottom, but they should be in the next six months.”

Read below why the expert is cautiously optimistic in the long term, why he currently prefers bonds to stocks, does not see gold as a protection against inflation and what a Goldman sample portfolio looks like.

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