All Weather Strategy

All asset classes were down, Japanese stocks and Europe small caps performed the best. Performance review of our strategies in May 2023 – All Weather Inflation Guard was down 0.6%, All Weather Strategy was down 1.0%, All Weather Alpha Focus was down 2.7%. Global outlook that guides our asset allocation. New weights of our strategies.

Markets rebounded, and gold was the best asset class. Performance review of our strategies in April 2023 – All Weather Inflation Guard was up 0.2%, All Weather Strategy was up 1.0%, All Weather Alpha Focus was up 1.1%. Global outlook that guides our asset allocation.

Markets rebounded, and gold was the best asset class. Performance review of our strategies in March 2023 – All Weather Inflation Guard was up 0.1%, All Weather Strategy was up 2.2%, All Weather Alpha Focus was up 0.8%. Global outlook that guides our asset allocation.

Performance review of our strategies in February 2023 – All Weather Inflation Guard was down 0.7%. All Weather Strategy was down 3.0%. All Weather Alpha Focus was down 1.8%. Global outlook that guides our asset allocation.

Strong equity rebound in January. Performance review of our strategies in January 2023 – All Weather Inflation Guard rose by 0.9%. All Weather Strategy rose by 2.2%. All Weather Alpha Focus rose by 1.1%. Global outlook that guides our asset allocation.

Central bankers appear to be raising rates into a recession to stifle inflation; stagflation would be the worst outcome. Demand for necessities (food and energy), inflation, and supply-chain disruptions can drive commodities higher. We see opportunities to allocate to specific sectors and markets within equity. Bonds and gold to protect capital.

Central bankers appear to be raising rates into a recession to stifle inflation; stagflation would be the worst outcome. Demand for necessities (food and energy), inflation, and supply-chain disruptions can drive commodities higher. Bonds and gold to protect capital.

Central bankers appear to be raising rates into a recession to stifle inflation; stagflation would be the worst outcome. Demand for necessities (food and energy), inflation, and supply-chain disruptions can drive Commodities higher.