Trade In Art

Investment in Art worldwide has been demonstrated to be a profitable option, providing superior returns in USD to Fixed Income and even the Stock Market (S&P500) in the last years, as observed by the leading Art Prices Index (Mei/Moses Annual All Art Index).

A Growing Market

As a result of the increase on the Art Market, which has grown on average by 10% in the last years (in 2005 it reached a historic record of $4 Billions in sales), there are more publications and institutional investors (mutual funds, private banks) recommending the investment in art as a viable and profitable alternative to other assets, and as a hedge to financial markets fluctuations.

On the context of the Bullish International Art Market, the Latin American Art deserves special attention.

In the last years the main auction houses have broken consecutively volume and price records, in the Latin American Art segment (in 2006 the total combined sales reached $84Millions, compared with $48 Millions on 2005), in specific within this segment the works by Mexican Artists, have attracted the higher attention and prices.

Keys to Success

The works of art behave in economic terms, similar to any other commodities, following the Supply and Demand principles, as well as being influenced by information asymmetries, risk/return relationship, market liquidity.

The Key for successfully investing in Art, lays on identifying the factors that influence the market and the artist recognition.

The analysis of the Art Market with an investment approach is a recently new modality with high growth expectations in the international financial markets. Trade In Art specializes in analyzing the factors that significantly explain the Mexican Art trends (both at international and domestic level), to provide our customers with the best investment options available
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