Sentences with phrase «art as an asset class»

They might have as easily chosen his comment that he prefers not to view art as an asset class even if he observes that his clients do.

During this time, he also spoke and developed lectures around the topic of Art as an Asset Class and Art Valuation at Art Monaco, FIAC, and ARCO.

Not exact matches

Those returns were incredibly volatile — a stock might be down 30 % one year and up 50 % the next — but the power of owning a well - diversified portfolio of incredible businesses that churn out real profit, firms such as Coca - Cola, Walt Disney, Procter & Gamble, and Johnson & Johnson, has rewarded owners far more lucratively than bonds, real estate, cash equivalents, certificates of deposit and money markets, gold and gold coins, silver, art, or most other asset classes.

In short, the practice is nothing more than moving an investor's money into different asset classes such as stocks, bonds, mutual funds, real estate, gold, other commodities, international firms, fine art, etc..

Using prices for nearly 100,000 art transactions and contemporaneous quarterly levels of indexes for other asset classes over the period January 1985 through March 2009 (as available), they conclude that: Keep Reading

For an illiquid asset class such as art, many individual assets do not trade within commonly used return measurement intervals (such as a year).

A Selection - corrected Returns Perspective», Arthur Korteweg, Roman Kraussl and Patrick Verwijmeren examine such sample selection bias for art (paintings) as an asset class.

Tellingly, even though emerging art has been discounted as an asset class (astoundingly, by Art Basel's director Marc Spiegler, who recently said of it: «When it goes illiquid, it goes totally illiquid»), I noticed several hopefuls carrying a list of the young artists / collectives tapped for the forthcoming Whitney Biennial, chief among them Sky Hopinka, Park McArthur, Torey Thornton, Puppies Puppies and Porpentine Charity Heartscaart has been discounted as an asset class (astoundingly, by Art Basel's director Marc Spiegler, who recently said of it: «When it goes illiquid, it goes totally illiquid»), I noticed several hopefuls carrying a list of the young artists / collectives tapped for the forthcoming Whitney Biennial, chief among them Sky Hopinka, Park McArthur, Torey Thornton, Puppies Puppies and Porpentine Charity HeartscaArt Basel's director Marc Spiegler, who recently said of it: «When it goes illiquid, it goes totally illiquid»), I noticed several hopefuls carrying a list of the young artists / collectives tapped for the forthcoming Whitney Biennial, chief among them Sky Hopinka, Park McArthur, Torey Thornton, Puppies Puppies and Porpentine Charity Heartscape.

The success was yet another confirmation of the strength of the contemporary art market segment as an alternative asset class as paintings by the masters of modern abstraction — Pollock, Rothko, Kline, Klein, Richter, all posted fantastic results.

There is a push - pull in the art market where value often comes from works of art trading with exceptional infrequency even as the fact of repeated sales of art in general and an artist's work or even a specific work, in particular, gives buyers greater confidence in art as a store of value (or an asset class.)

For the world's wealthiest people, art, and especially modern art, is now accepted as an asset - class investment, as well as being an object of desire and a symbol of social status — all of which insulate the top of the art market from the woes of the rest of the global economy.

This new liquidity might facilitate scale and reduce volatility, thus establishing cryptocurrency financial infrastructure as «asset - class worthy» and cryptocurrency itself as «just another asset class» such as equities, bonds and art.