- 1 Introduction
- 2 Investments in Commodities
- 2.1 Commodity Definition
- 2.2 Energy
- 2.3 Precious Metals
- 2.4 Industrial Metals
- 2.5 Agriculture
- 2.6 Livestock
- 2.7 Other Commodities
- 3 Commodities as an Asset Class
- 3.1 Benefits of Commodity Investments
- 3.2 Commodity-Related Investments
- 4 Investments in Commodity Futures Indices
- 4.1 Comparative Analysis and Choice of Future-Based Index
- 4.2 Backwardation and Contango
- 4.3 Return Sources of Commodity Futures-Based Indices
- 5 Portfolio Selection Model in Consideration of Commodity-Related Investments
- 5.1 Idea and Assumptions of Markowitz’s Portfolio Selection Model
- 5.2 Other Asset Classes and Proxies Used for Modelling
- 5.3 Empirical Results Risk and Return
- 5.4 Empirical Correlation Results
- 5.5 Added Value in μ-s-Framework: Efficient Line and Efficient Portfolios
- 5.6 Criticism of Standard Deviation as Risk Measure
- 6 Summary and Outlook
- REFERENCES
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