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A lot of instruments in the investment market are synthetic and not supported by REAL ASSETS. The subprime crisis is a classic example of "structured" investment vehicles that is about as transparent as limousines with tinted glass windows.
It is important to have assets with different risk/returns that are not related to each other. But do note that there is a difference between buying an asset that you love, and buying an asset as an investment. The former is an emotional decision with no exit strategy, while the latter is a financial decision best executed for you by professionals.
You need to buy the BEST REAL ASSETS. REAL ASSETS which are synonymous with investments. REAL ASSETS which have an established resale history. REAL ASSETS which have proven to be one of the most consistent, high yielding, and low risk investments in the world. Worldwide, major private banks are offering some of these assets to their high net-worth clients as a low volatile, high return investment. This serves to explains why “the rich get richer”.
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SINGAPORE - A narrow flight of stairs leads up to a well-appointed room in a colonial building in the banking district where moneyed Singaporeans gather regularly to discuss investment opportunities.
But they don't talk about shares, derivatives, commodities or property.
Instead, they sip fine wine at small tables facing a wide array of investment-grade vintages and appreciate panoramic views of the Singapore River and parliament.
"This is where we hold wine tasting sessions and make presentations to clients," said Mohan Nainan Nainan, the chief executive officer of homegrown wine investment company Assetton.
His client Dennis Ng, who runs mortgage consultancy HousingLoanSg.com, began investing in fine wines in 2007 after selling most of his stocks before financial markets crashed the following year.
Ng is among a growing number of investors who think wine is a safer bet than traditional financial instruments and assets.
"Investors should wait three to five years for good capital appreciation," he said.
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HE PAID $14,500 for a bottle of wine which he finished by himself in less than two hours.
Mr Cheong, a 32-year-old who works in the motorsports industry, ordered a rare vintage bottle of Chateau Petrus 1990 at Mezza9 at the Grand Hyatt last June during a dinner with his wife to celebrate their wedding anniversary. His wife had champagne.
Said Mr Cheong: "I can't find the words to describe the aroma. It's beyond exquisite. Mr Cheong said he enjoys the wines on his own expense as he doesn't usually entertain corporate clients.
He said: "What is the point of working so hard if you don't pamper yourself and enjoy life?" On special occasions, he has spent up to $30,000 for a dinner with his wife and son, 7, at the Mezza9 at the Grand Hyatt.
For some individuals, this sort of spending is not so much for face value, but a personal enjoyment and a lifestyle they have grown accustomed to and appreciate, said Mr Mohan Nainan Nainan, in his 50s, the chief executive officer of home-grown wine-investment company Assetton.
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