Keep Your Eye on the Market Barometer and Target These Two Sectors

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This past week, I stumbled across an article in Bloomberg that gives us a fascinating look at what the world's wealthiest people are doing with their money that has serious implications for the rest of us. The global investment bank UBS Group AG ([NYSE:UBS](), together with Campden Wealth - the firm that runs the Institute for Private Investors - released the [2019 Family Office Report](. The Retreat to Safety Family offices are firms set up to manage the wealth of the world's richest people to make sure they not only stay rich, but get richer. To gather the data, they interviewed 360 family offices around the world, with an average of $917 million in assets under management. What they found was sobering... 55% of the executive managing this enormous pool of many expect the markets to turn down by 2020. 42% of them are raising cash, 225 are reducing the amount of leverage they use in their investing activities, and 45% are reworking their portfolios to minimize risk. Dr. Rebecca Gooch, Director of Research at Campden Wealth, said, "Family offices are cautious about geopolitical tensions, and there is a widespread sense that we're reaching the end of the current market cycle. While the average family office hasn't made wholesale changes to its portfolio, many have been building up cash reserves and deleveraging their investments in anticipation of disruption ahead." The wealthiest families in the world are turning away from the public equity markets and increasingly are turning to real estate and private equity to generate a return, and - to some degree - shelter their cash form a downturn. Sara Ferrari, Head of Global Family Office Group at UBS, noted that "Family offices are looking to increase their allocations to real estate and private equity, particularly direct investments which offer families greater operational control. While family offices are concerned about the uncertainty in financial markets, they remain convinced that longer-term investments can deliver superior returns." Waiting for the Other Shoe to Drop This mirrors the asset allocation that was revealed by the membership network for ultra-wealthy individuals, The Tiger 21 Group. Michael Sonnenfeldt, founder and president of TIGER 21, said back in May that members of the exclusive group were raising the cash allocation their portfolio because of trade concerns, geopolitical instability, and the rising trade deficits here in the United States. They are also avoiding bonds as they don't think the returns from current levels will be acceptable over the next several years. These are the families and individuals that run the world's most successful businesses. Along with their advisors and lawyers see the world from 30,000 feet, and they do not like what they see in the economy and financial markets right now. As mere mortals, we should consider following their lead. Raising cash and favoring illiquid investments like small banks, along with real estate, makes a lot of sense to me right now. The broader market is trading at 21 times earnings, and bond yields are at historically low levels and unlikely to rise anytime soon. I cannot predict what the market will do, but I am pretty good at understanding when the stock market is at levels that are favorable for a sell-off. When the people that control a large percentage of the money in the world are nervous about the economy and the market, we probably should be as well. That's why I'm here to help guide you past all of the pitfalls and hazards the world puts in our way on the path to financial security. I've spent more than 30 years in this business, and I've seen my share of bad markets. Wealth is grown in good markets, but bad markets are [where fortunes can be made](. When that sell-off happens, know that we will be aggressive buyers of businesses at [Heatseekers]( as their valuations return to reality while all of the brokers and know-it-alls are nauseous, hugging their trash cans, and hiding under their desks. To the Max, [ Tim Melvin Here's what else I'm following... --------------------------------------------------------------- [With the Help of Public Law 99-514, You Can Earn Thousands (Starting September 30)]( [This initiative]( could hand you back thousands in extra income. Every American can collect $1,000 "Mortgage Reimbursement Checks" using a little-known investment... because this law is distributing $72 billion across the country. The next round of payouts is due September 30. [Here's what you need to do before it's too late](... --------------------------------------------------------------- You are receiving this e-mail at, {EMAIL}, as a part of your free subscription to Tim Melvin's Max Wealth. 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