The Straits Currency Fund is an Exempted Open Ended Fund Company incorporated in The Cayman Islands with Limited Liability with effect from the 2nd Day of October 2019.
The aim of the fund is to generate capital growth from trading and investing in Web3 and precious metals.
The unintended consequence of ‘easy money’ results in asset bubbles as recently seen in sky high equity valuations and negative interest bearing bonds.
Today’s investor is left with the dilemma of whether to shut one’s eyes and accept such poor value for his money or attempt to short the market only to be hurt by even higher asset prices.
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