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Investing in Wine – Assets in the Red (and White)
Investing in wine has historically offered greater annual returns than both stocks and bonds. Learn about wine funds or how to make a DIY wine investment.
Read MoreWhat Moves the Needle on Precious Metals Spot Prices?
Market volatility, interest rate cuts and trade tensions have pushed investors towards gold, revealing factors that drive precious metals spot prices.
Read MoreShould You Invest in Comic Books? Top Tips From A Comic Book Investor
Investing in comic books is more than liking Superman or Thor. Learn how to identify the best comic books to buy for investment.
Read MoreWhy Investing in Gold Remains a Reliable Choice, Despite Economic Uncertainty
Thinking about investing in gold? Adding gold investments to your self-directed IRA can be a smart diversification choice for retirement.
Read MoreDo Real Assets Outperform Stocks and Bonds?
The Pros and Cons of Real Assets You know what they say about investing in land: “They’re not making any more of it.” And you may have heard people say […]
Read MoreAn Investor’s Guide to Productive Assets, Physical Assets, and other Tangible Asset Types
Why Buy Farmland if You’re Not a Farmer? Tangible Assets Explained Individuals invest in tangible assets (called physical assets, hard assets, fixed assets and more, depending on the asset itself) […]
Read MoreSurviving the Apocalypse with Alternative Assets
When the apocalypse hits, assets like gold won’t help you survive. Why should you invest in tangible assets such as farmland and water instead?
Read MoreYou Cannot Eat or Drink Gold
From natural disaster after natural disaster, to terrorist act after terrorist act, there are a lot of things going down in the world right now. The Survivalism Industry (did you […]
Read MoreInvesting in Farmland
U.S. farm real estate retained its value over the decade 2000 to 2010, despite the housing market’s tumble [see charts below]. In fact, the average value of land and buildings on farms has steadily increased since the late 1980s, with the sole exception of 2009.
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