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F-A-Q
What
about investments in Tangible Investments ?
Arts & Antiques investor feels that there is an
advantage to investing in Tangible Investments rather
than stocks, bonds or real estate, and one of the
most important reasons for this is that there are
unique with no limitations on its mobility.
In addition, Tangible Investments appear to be relatively
immune to currency fluctuations. Investment in Tangible
Investments is essentially a sign of skepticism about
the world's political situation. Most of us in the
Tangible Investments business are convinced that the
market can go in only one direction -
and that is up.
Are
Tangible Investments a safe and stable investment?
The prospects for Tangible Investments trade are excellent
in our present prosperous society. Because of the
improvement of the standard of living, more and more
people are becoming increasingly attracted to the
Arts & Antiques, and Tangible Investments markets.
Arts & Antiques have always held a particular
fascination to people because of their beauty and
their rarity.
Buying art, antiques and collectibles is a passion
for a lot of people. Billions of dollars are spent
every year, and the numbers are increasing.
In times of monetary devaluation and fluctuation,
Tangible Investments constitute a guaranteed safe
and stable investment.
You
say Tangible Investments are a good investment, but
they do not pay any dividends.
It all depends what you mean by dividends. Tangible
Investments pay dividends when they are worn as painting
or furniture, because of the enjoyment they give the
wearer. Furthermore, you cannot wear a deposit slip,
stocks or bonds. Tangible Investments can always be
sold, and there has been a increase in the wholesale
value. You also have to invest a great deal more in
real estate, insurance companies pay only a fixed
amount of money, and stocks go up and down.
What
do bankers think of Tangible Investments ?
This depends on the familiarity of the bank with the
market. A Swiss banking report suggests the investment
of up to 15 percent of one's capital in Tangible Investments
is a responsible and commendable thing to do.
Why
are Tangible Investments considered safe ?
The reasons are numerous, but Tangible Investments
possess stability second to none. They are never the
object of governmental or administrative measures
which tend to alter price values, of yardsticks out
of general or financial considerations. No restrictions
or devaluation's can affect the Tangible Investments
economy.
How
do Arts & Antiques compare to real estate, lots
and/or multiple dwellings for investment purposes?
Real estate has its place in any investment program;
however, Arts & Antiques have one thing that no
other investment has, and that is its extreme portability.
You can carry a million dollars
worth of Arts & Antiques and sell them anywhere
in the world. It is impossible to do this with
any other investment and real estate, of course, in
particular.
What
steps should a person follow when shopping for a Arts
& Antiques?
The first thing to look for is a place where you are
totally confident.
Is
there any key to Arts & Antiques buying?
As mentioned in the previous question, it is knowing
someone you can trust and someone whose knowledge
you have confidence in. You must find people who know
Arts & Antiques know the market and who have those
priceless assets - honesty and integrity.
Do
Arts & Antiques have liquidity?
Arts & Antiques are recognized and accepted universally
as valuable and can be traded most anywhere in the
world. They have been used in trading for centuries.
Have
Tangible Investments had any recent recession or drop?
In the recession year of 1970, Tangible Investments
prices leveled off but did not drop. It is almost
axiomatic that Tangible Investments never go down
in price. In recession times fewer sales may be made,
but in general, the prices are not lowered.
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