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There are risks in luxury asset class investment, which are illiquid assets and not easy to sell like a stock or a bond. Also, the markets of collectible fluctuates, unpredictably, where distressed sellers may get a lower price or no bidder for the items, but still, the buyers are highly passionate about some exceptional collectibles, which are fun, as well as, passion luxury investment. The asset like a car requires a lot of time and money towards storage and maintenance. The regular maintenance of an old vintage model is a must and the service costs can be very high, more than $20,000 a visit, however, the value continues to increase, and it grew over 300 percent in years from 2008 to 2015. In the last quarter of the year, global stocks declined and the gains reversed. There were tensions over global growth slowdown and the US-China trade disagreement but there are always buyers who love paintings and are ready to invest in the art market.
Last year was not very affirming for the diamond investment as the high-end gemstones remained consistent, and gained just 0.4 percent in the first three quarters of 2018. Gemstones offer diversification but there are risks ranging from regulatory restrictions to change in the buyer’s taste. Fine art and antiques provide the buyers with assets, which can be held in physical form. These are appealing and the data by the Art Market Research’s Art 100 Index show those who invested in the sector at the beginning of the last year gained, on an average, by 10.6 percent by November.
An auction of the painting of a man in a pink jacket made by David Hockney at Christie created a new record by selling for $90.3 million. Art requires less expenditure towards storage and maintenance and sometimes, the price of such items soar to startlingly high levels in the current digital open markets. It faces a number of risks like opacity, higher transactions costs, a relatively small scale transaction, cyclical trading, volatility, lack of regulations and liquidity, but wealthy investors are increasingly investing in the asset class to increase their capital. In the future, it is expected the sector may integrate blockchain to improve authenticity and provide secure transactions.
Art-secured lending in the US grew 13.3 percent – in the range $17 billion to $20 billion in 2018 and some wealthy buyers are ready to be the single bidder at Sotheby’s, Christie’s and Phillips auctions, where art sales increased 25 percent in the year.
On the other hand, the luxury car market declined slightly in 2018 as per HAGI Top Index but in the past 10 years, cars have been the best performing in luxury index with the gains of 289 percent where coins gained 182 percent, wine 147 percent and jewelry 125 percent, in the same period, and the value of Chinese ceramics and vintage furniture declined in the phase.
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