09Apr

Should Value Investors Move To Cash?

The news that Mohamed El-Erian, the former chief executive officer at PIMCO is currently holding mostly cash has re-ignited the cash debate.

El-Erian is concerned about the fact that central banks have artificially lifted asset prices, by maintaining zero interest rates and using their balance sheets to buy assets. But is a high cash allocation a wise choice?
Cash: Addictive nature
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