- February 4, 2026
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The Pros and Cons of Investing in Art
Noticed the global economy lately? Stocks are performing like horse drawn carriages in the Monaco Grand Prix. Investors are now looking for alternatives, and one
Public Art: A Good Investment or a Waste of Taxpayers’ Money?
Public art is once again in the forefront of people’s minds with the upcoming Olympics in London. Outside the stadium in Stratford rises the AncelorMittal
Investing in art: it’s a scream!
Edvard Munch’s masterpiece ‘The Scream’ made $120m (£74m) when it went under the hammer last week, setting a new world record for a work of
Day Trading in the UK: What is it and How do you Start?
Day trading FAQs What do I need to start day trading? The first thing you’ll need to start day trading is a thorough trading plan
The Fine Art of Investing in Fine Art
As an investment, art is growing in acceptance and prevalence. Historically, it has proven to perform better than other asset classes, especially in downturns. Studies
Art for investment's sake
“There’s only one indicator for telling the value of paintings, and that is the saleroom,” said Pierre-Auguste Renoir (1841-1919) the French Impressionist painter. If artists
Investing in art – Investors’ Chronicle
Making a quick profit on a piece of art or an antique is a comparative rarity, if only because transaction costs – dealers’ margins and
Property Investment Consultation | Country Life
Tuesday, March 2, 2004 On March 17 the Chancellor is set to outline his financial plans for the coming year, but this time Mr Brown