Where will you invest in 2016?
At the end of each year, we are often asked for our outlook on assets classes for the coming 12 months and where we think investors will put their money. So, in November, we asked FundCalibre visitors to tell us in which funds they are most likely to invest in 2016.
70% of visitors to our website said that they are most likely to invest in equity funds next year, with just 11% choosing multi-asset funds, 8% preferring absolute return funds, 6% going for bond funds and 5% considering property funds.
2015 was a volatile year for equities around the world, with a number of stock markets hitting all-time highs in April before falling back again. The poll suggests that investors could be either investing for the long term and are unconcerned about short-term volatility, or they are more risk tolerant than many may imagine.
* Based on feedback from 112 FundCalibre visitors from 01/11/15 – 30/11/15
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