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The focus on prudence and the historical rewards in election years suggests a neutral framework, although the repeated mention of Javier Milei may slightly tilt toward the center-right. Both the associated risks and opportunities are highlighted, reinforcing a balanced analysis.
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Iván Vizental, an economist and investment director at Quinto, recommends adjusting investment decisions in the electoral context of Argentina by reducing exposure to sovereign bonds and increasing corporate bond holdings. In an interview, he emphasizes the importance of caution during election years, noting that history shows this strategy has been rewarded.
He also mentions that the Bopreal bond issued by the Central Bank could offer good returns, though with certain risks depending on Javier Milei's political future.
Generated by AI from the original story in Spanish.
Por qué reducir riesgo en un año electoral
Con el año electoral en el horizonte, las decisiones de inversión se ajustan. En ese marco, Iván Vizental, economista y director de Inversiones en Quinto, aseguró que desde su equipo vienen bajando la exposición a soberanos y que aumentaron la de bonos corporativos y Bopreal.
El economista habló en Pulso Financiero, programa de El Cronista Stream, donde detalló la estrategia de la gestora para transitar ese período.
Según explicó, la decisión responde a la experiencia previa. “Hay que atravesar siempre el desierto, y el desierto ocurre en los años electorales”, afirmó. Además, sostuvo que “la historia mostró que en los años electorales la prudencia premió”.
Por eso, la firma opta por instrumentos que, a su criterio, ofrecen “el mejor equilibrio entre riesgo y retorno” durante el mandato de Javier Milei. De hecho, recordó que un Bopreal emitido por el Banco Central llegó a rendir más de 20%.
Consultado en particular sobre el Bopreal Serie 4, Vizental indicó que “todavía para nosotros es una perla”, aunque aclaró: “No quiere decir que no tenga riesgo, por algo rinde 9%”.
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