
by earning a real return. Some open-end commodity funds that invest in derivatives, such as PIMCO Commodity Real Return PCRDX , try to deliver an additional layer of return by collateralizing their derivatives with some corporate bonds and TIPS rather
equities. Already have some Series Is; TIPS mutual funds (altho have already taken some profits); PIMCO Commodity Real Ret Strat D PCRDX , which we may beef up some -- or Harbor Commodity Real Return ST Instl HACMX. Also, we have a substantial
International Opps MIOFX 5 PIMCO Commodity RealReturn Strat PCRDX 5 Vanguard Inflation-Protected Securities VIPSX 5 T. Rowe ..... should avoid commodity funds like PIMCO Commodity Real Return PCRDX , which uses derivatives to approximate the returns of a commodity
Anyone know the difference between PIMCO Commodity Plus PCLIX and PIMCO Commoidity Real Retun PCRDX ? Thanks DC
Futures Strategy AMFAX WisdomTree Managed Futures WDTI Barclays S&P 500 Dynamic VEQTOR ETN VQT PIMCO Commodity Real Ret Strategy PCRDX Absolute Strategies R ASFIX AQR Diversified Arbitrage ADANX Gateway GATEX Annaly Capital Management NLY United States Commodity
funds and commodity trading advisors. For small investors who want to allocate 5-15% to commodities, there are mutual funds PCRDX , PCLDX ; ETFs for commodity baskets DBC, USCI (rotating 14 of 27 commodities) ; gold GLD, oil services OIH, natural gas
LSBRX/LSBDX ), PIMCO Global Multi-Asset Fund ( PGMAX ), Fido ETFs (sector emphasis initially?), commodities (funds PCRDX , PCLDX ; ETFs DBC, USCI, GLD, OIH, UNG ; stocks CRESY, AGT.ca, SFD, TSN ), and 2011/Q4 review. I will post summaries
Advice needed on my 401K holdings Here are my holdings. bonds: vfstx 10 vbmfx 7 vipsx 5 22 small brsix 4.5 visvx 10.5 15 large vfinx 7 vtsmx 7 dodgx 10.5 24.5 special vgsix 5.5 pcrdx 7 12.5 international veiex 4 tavix 9 dodfx 13 26 er : 0.65 age:45
little exposure to this area. This fund has transaction fee at fidelity. I am considering PCRDX as alternative but these funds are very very different. PCRDX is commodities futures while VGPMX is equities of companies in metals and mining industry
Folks I see that both of the above have high yields and trading close to their lows. Would the experts please share their thoughts on their role in an income portfolio and also other factors to consider. I have never owned any commodity real rteurn funds and trying to better understand them. Thank