The financial markets all around the world are now witnessing new striking portfolio developments. The current information and stagflation fears have led investors to dive deep into the new diversification tactics. The age-old 60/40 portfolio division has become archaic, with Morgan Stanley experts promoting a new 60/20/20 rule. Here’s how future financial regimens are now considering gold as their next best bet among stocks and equities.
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Morgan Stanley Experts Advocate For the 60/20/20 Rule
Morgan Stanley’s CIO, Mike Wilson, has introduced a new 60/20/20 diversification strategy for investors to take note of. The new Reuters report states that this new profile diversification may allow users to protect themselves from the rising inflationary elements. Wilson, while elaborating on his strategy, shared how a 60% allocation to equities and a 20% allocation to gold and bonds each would significantly help safeguard one’s portfolio against rapid market volatility and inflation.
This development shares a contrast with the age-old 60/40 rule, which propagated allocating 60% to stock and 40% to bonds. Wilson later discovered that gold has an innate “antifragile” element attached to it, making it a great hedge during inflation.
“Wilson describes gold and equities as dual hedges: equities offer growth-driven upside, while gold performs as a safe haven when real interest rates fall.”
Gold Targets $4000 in the Current Bull Cycle
According to Rashad Hajiyev, a leading metal expert, gold is already surging, targeting new price pathways as the USD continues to decline further.
“Gold pauses after breaking out from a 4.5-month contracting triangle formation. Initially I anticipated a deeper pullback and retest, but it looks like gold is not planning on giving another chance. The move from the present price level towards $4k could happen in a couple of weeks…”
Analysts have started to add bullish price predictions for gold, advising investors to position early for maximum gains.
“By next year, $40-42 silver and $3,700 gold will be remembered as the prices that seemed ‘high’ until they became impossibly ‘low.'” The question isn’t whether this will happen; the intact structural forces make it inevitable. The question is whether you’ll be positioned before the crowd wakes up.
By next year, $40-42 silver and $3,700 gold will be remembered as the prices that seemed "high" until they became impossibly "low." The question isn't whether this will happen; the in-tact structural forces make it inevitable. The question is whether you'll be positioned before…
— Gary Bohm (@GaryBohm5) September 17, 2025
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