Keys to a Resilient Investment Portfolio

The S&P 500 is undoubtedly a strong index. I invest in it, write about it, and recommend it to clients. Even the legend himself Warren Buffett, has acknowledged its impressive performance. However, true diversification goes beyond stocks and shares.

Rethinking Your Investment Landscape

While many portfolios heavily favour equities and usually some real estate, this is still a concentration. To build a truly resilient investment strategy, it’s vital to broaden your horizons and consider asset classes that operate independently from traditional market trends.

Exploring Non-Market-Correlated Assets

Diversifying into non-market-correlated assets provides another layer of protection against market volatility. This approach not only enhances stability but can also lead to strong returns.

A notable advantage of these investments is that they can often be insured, providing an additional layer of security, and mitigating much risk.

The Case for Investing in Art

One especially appealing tangible asset class is art - Data shows that contemporary art has consistently outperformed the S&P 500, making it a compelling option for true diversification.

As you consider ways to fortify your investment strategy, remember that tangible assets like art not only offer aesthetic enjoyment but also present a unique opportunity for financial growth over the medium to long term.

And it's something you can own directly, or hold in syndicate with other investors - fractional ownership of 'blue chip' art is something we have seen a huge increase of, for both first time art investors and seasoned collectors.

If you’re interested in exploring how art can play a vital role in your investment portfolio, I invite you to connect for a no-obligation chat.

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