Yes, Ginmon also invests in commodity assets, but not directly in physical commodities. Through certain ETFs (e.g. commodity ETCs or funds) your portfolio can contain an indirect commodity component, which serves diversification. Commodities like gold or industrial metals often perform differently from stocks and bonds and can help improve your portfolio's risk profile.
If you want to invest specifically in commodities, Ginmon also gives you the option to choose a related theme strategy through Ginmon Motive. Please note that we recommend Ginmon Motive as part of a core-satellite strategy. Here, the majority of your assets are invested in a broadly diversified core strategy (e.g. Ginmon Invest), while single theme strategies are used specifically to complement and selectively overweight certain areas.
