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Tuesday, 18 January 2022 08:37

Why Wine Investment

Join Cult Wines Investment Americas CEO, Atul Tiwari as he details how it works, the red-hot fine wine market, the wider global financial environment, and an outlook for what to expect in 2022 ... [Read More]

Published in Alternatives
Tuesday, 18 January 2022 08:36

Fine Wines: 2022 Market Outlook

Ready to learn more? Read Cult Wines' entire 2022 market outlook here. Fine wine can continue to post healthy performance and carry over a fantastic 2021 campaign into 2022. Economic growth and a deepening supply-demand imbalance point to ongoing price appreciation ... [Read More]

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Tuesday, 18 January 2022 08:35

How I came to love NFTs

Admit it: The first time you heard about non-fungible tokens, or NFTs, you probably thought they were ridiculous ... [Read More]

Published in Alternatives
Tuesday, 18 January 2022 08:32

Why Invest When the Market is up over 100%

We currently find ourselves in an unusual situation, as far as the economy and the financial markets. Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Federal Government and Federal Reserve introduced massive fiscal and monetary stimulus programs ... [Read More]

Published in Alternatives
Monday, 10 January 2022 14:50

The Housing Bubble Burst Looms

House prices are at all-time highs, and since a small slump at the start of the pandemic have really seen rapid growth but are they in a bubble? Long story short, probably not, because a few key metrics are keeping them elevated. Federal Gov assistance programs have diminished the foreclosure numbers. Added to that the trillions poured into countless QE and MBS purchases have made mortgage rates be at near all-time lows. Finally, there appear to be real shortfalls in different housing markets, and the pandemics work from anywhere policies are having strong growth in places like Boise, Austin, and Orlando. All of these factors come together to say that there is a relatively low risk of a housing bubble but to keep your eyes peeled.


Finsum: The Case Shiller home price index is at an all-time high but more importantly growing at an all-time rate, this is getting close to bubble territory but it is lacking the speculative component.

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