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David Nadel was a panelist on Legg Mason's "Where in the World: Global Opportunities in 2011 and Beyond" webcast, moderated by Consuelo Mack, on April 27. The panel also included speakers from Legg Mason affiliates Batterymarch, Permal & Associates, and Brandywine Global. Nadel is a Portfolio Manager and Director of International Research for Royce & Associates, LLC. He is the Portfolio Manager of a number of The Royce Funds, including Royce Global Value Fund.
Nadel's comments touched on a variety of topics, including the three defining trends that are currently shaping Royce's international portfolio construction; the replacement of the U.S. consumer with the emerging markets consumer as the engine of the global economy, the ultra low interest rate environment in the developed world, and inflation. He also talked about the rise in commodity prices, and in silver in particular, as well as his outlook on Japan, and opportunities in U.S. tech companies.
When Mack asked what one piece of advice he would offer to investors, Nadel replied "Go global…This is a mega-trend…It's not a flavor of the month, it's a flavor of the decade, or a flavor of the millennium."
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