🎁 Unlocking Insights: Share Your Luxury Goods Investments
Luxury goods investment is a complex and fascinating field, which involves not only the appreciation of wealth but also the pursuit of taste, culture, and lifestyle.
Over the past decade, the investment returns in the luxury goods market and investors' preferences for various types of luxury goods have undergone changes.
Based on data from the Knight Frank Wealth Report 2024 and Yahoo Finance, we can see some intriguing trends and information, which are worth noting and discussing for investors and luxury goods enthusiasts alike.
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First, we note that the price growth rate of rare whiskey is as high as 280%, which shows that in the field of luxury investment, rare whiskey is not only a symbol of taste, but also a profitable investment. This growing trend may be related to whiskey’s limited production, unique craftsmanship and historic brand value. Investors should pay attention to brand reputation, year of production, and changes in global market demand when considering investing in rare whiskeys.
This was followed by art and watches, which grew by 105% and 138% respectively. Artworks and watches, as traditional luxury goods, have always been favored by the wealthy class. The value of a work of art lies in its uniqueness and the reputation of the artist, while a watch wins with its exquisite craftsmanship and brand value. Investors in this field should pay attention to the authenticity, artistic value and market scarcity of the works.
In addition, jewelry and luxury goods increased by 37% and 40% respectively, showing a stable growth trend. Jewelry attracts investors for its timeless charm and ability to retain value, while luxury goods are sought after for their practicality and branding. In this area, investors should pay attention to the quality of materials, the innovation of design, and the market performance of the brand.
Notably, growth in rare coins and colored diamonds was relatively low, at 56% and 8% respectively. This may mean that market demand for these types of luxury goods is growing slowly, or that investors have insufficient understanding of and interest in these areas. However, this may also provide a relatively underexplored market for investors seeking unique investment opportunities.
Questions For Tigers
Do you invest in any luxury goods?
What are the risks and returns differences among different categories of luxury goods?
Do you have any insights into a specific category of luxury goods?
What do you find appealing about investing in luxury goods?
In the current economic environment, what factors do you think may affect future luxury goods investments?
Feel free to leave comments in the section below for more discussions on the appraisal and long-term investment value of luxury goods and artworks.
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but I do think investing in them through stocks may be a good idea as some pple buy these luxury goods as collections... in a way some may view it as their assets or investment...
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What are the risks and returns differences among different categories of luxury goods?
Do you have any insights into a specific category of luxury goods?
What do you find appealing about investing in luxury goods?
In the current economic environment, what factors do you think may affect future luxury goods investments?
@icycrystal @Shyon @MHh @melson @TigerGPT @rL @Aqa @GoodLife99 @HelenJanet @SirBahamut @LMSunshine
Across them all, its all about supply and demand. There must be limited supply and sufficient buyers who appreciate them. They are all physical items which requires knowledge to store them appropriately such that they do not spoil or grow mould and cause their prices to nosedive! Having specific storage conditions also add to their cost over time. In landscare and humid singapore, this can be hard to achieve!
I think it would be better for me to keep to stocks!