Collection(s) : Club finance HEC
Paru le 15/02/2015 | Broché 172 pages
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Here is a new perspective on gold investing, which should contrast with many existing books on the matter, because:
On the contrary, most common approaches are done for US-based investors with a pure USD reference, and they often fail to rationalize gold investing into a testable framework. As a result, gold prices are explained by anecdotal and un-testable random factors such as psychology, one-time events, chartist techniques, etc. This lack of rigor in the field of gold investing has open a void for dubious rationale, most often flirting with conspiracy theories, which in the end absurdly justifies purchasing gold at any prices...
Mourtaza Asad-Syed (40) has about 20 years of experience in different roles as an economist, management consultant, long/short portfolio manager, chief strategist, and deputy chief investment officer. He worked at investment banks, hedge funds, private banks and consulting firms, including JPMorgan, McKinsey (Global Institute) and Societe Generale.
Mourtaza holds an MBA from the University of California at Berkeley and a Master in Economics from the Paris School of Economics (PSE). He graduated in Economics and Statistics from the École Nationale de la Statistique et de l'Administration Économique (ENSAE) in Paris.
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