Gold has been a constant in wealth building, but its role has evolved across generations.
From holding 50% of their wealth in gold to opting for digital gold and ETFs, each generation has its own approach.
Early 1900s: Gold was central to wealth, with investors holding over 50% of their assets in coins and bars.
1970s-80s: As an inflation hedge, gold allocations dropped to 5-10% amidst economic uncertainty.
1990s-2000s: The tech boom saw gold's share in portfolios shrink to less than 3%, as investors flocked to equities.
Post-2008 Financial crisis: Gold made a comeback, with portfolios allocating 5-8% after the financial crisis.
Today: Digital gold and ETFs are attracting younger generations, with advisors recommending 5-10% for stability.
Whether it’s physical or digital, gold remains a key asset for diversification and security. This #Dhanteras, explore how gold fits into your portfolio.
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