Alternative Investment Analysis (AAA) is advising prospects thinking about investing in alternative assets to visit this year’s Alternative Investment Conference, which takes place in Chicago this Fall.
Boston, MA, USA, June 27, 2011 -- Alternative Investment Analysis (AAA) is urging anyone seeking refuge in alternative investments to visit this year’s Alternative Investment Conference, which takes place in Chicago this Fall.
Alternative Investment Analysis (AAA) is an organization that provides analysis and advocacy services for those interested in diversifying their portfolios with alternative investments. It is recommending that all interested parties attend the conference, which will also attract delegates from the fund management and investment banking industries.
The event is sponsored by Investment News and is the place to learn about the many different asset classes that can offer alternative investment opportunities as opposed to traditional investments such as equities, which are sometimes hit hard when the economy struggles.
Anthony Johnson of AAA stated, “This event really is a must-see for anyone looking to spread the risk in their investment portfolio and select an alternative asset class that with withstand even the toughest economic conditions.”
Mr Johnson recommends considering forestry as a lucrative and ethical option. Through investment firms like Greenwood Management, which runs plantations in developing countries like Brazil, more and more people now have the opportunity to buy a piece of forest land and make cash as their trees grow.
“It’s a simply enough premise,” explained Johnson. “Trees grow - therefore, money invested in trees grows and owners can decide when they want to sell. If timber prices fall, they can simply hold off until the market picks up,” he added.
The Alternative Investment Conference, which takes place October 2 and 3 at the Westin Chicago North, will provide guidance on how alternative investments can complement and enhance existing asset management and investment strategies, which techniques are best for individual investors, and the pros and cons of various assets, investment structures and vehicles.
The event organizers said, "Attendees will enhance their ability to diversify clients' portfolios, mitigate risk and enhance overall performance through the use of alternatives."
Contact:
Anthony Johnson
Alternative Asset Analysis
71 Commercial St
Boston, MA 02109-1320
Tel: 617-898-6317
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