The Long-Term Value of Commodities

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Commodities and equities have historically had similar returns and volatility yet commodities as an asset class seem to be overlooked. Investors were interested in commodities up until the financial crises when they performed very well. Over the past 10 years, many investors have doubled down on equities and largely forgotten commodities. Recently, commodity performance has investors looking at the asset class again. How can history be a guide?
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