Investing in art is a good investment

if you want to know why investing in fine art is a secure investment today, there are many articles written by the most credible experts in fine art.

Indeed, for the ten-years ended July 2010, the price index of all fine art work sold more than once worldwide has produced a nearly 11 percent annualized return, outperforming the Standard & Poor’s 500 index of large cap stocks and most other asset classes, including bonds and commodities—though gold was the clear frontrunner during those years, according to artprice.com in France, which tracks the market. read more on CNBC

As an investment advisor to high net worth individuals, I often encourage clients to consider diversifying their portfolios into alternative asset classes such as fine art and antiques. Antiques and fine art can add diversification, not only to a portfolio, but to one's life, with many benefits including the opportunity for appreciation. by Irving Schorsch in the Huffington Post read more

Every smart man knows the importance of a financial portfolio and the need for diversity. No knowledgeable advisor would tell a client to put all his eggs in one basket, so the investment community is constantly seeking out ways to not only keep assets safe, but also to keep them growing. read more at Askmen.com

For salvation, the art world is looking east. According to the European Fine Art Foundation, China has overtaken Britain to become the second-largest art market after America. Auction and gallery sales in China were $8.3 billion last year, accounting for 23% of the global market, compared with America’s 34%.The Economist read more

Chinese mainland's billionaire art buyers, who are taking the international market by storm this year, could be about to make their next move in Hong Kong this week.
The art world is at fever pitch after an anonymous telephone bidder, now believed to be Chinese, paid a world record 106.4 million for a work by Pablo Picasso at a Christie's sale in New York earlier this month. The China Daily read more

May 28 (Bloomberg) -- A Marc Chagall tapestry and Picasso ceramics are among 6,000 works expected to lure Moscow's burgeoning number of millionaires to the Russian capital's biggest art fair, which opens to the public today. International and Russian dealers have 1 billion euros ($1.6 billion) of art on offer at the Moscow World Fine Art Fair as they hope to profit from the new elite's growing appetite for art. Bloomberg read more

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