How to Invest in Blue Chip Art

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When you compare art to other asset classes, like oil, public equities and real estate, the loss rates are actually lower on art. So I would think about diversifying a portion of my overall portfolio into an asset class like art that can provide superior risk-adjusted returns. As long as you're able to wait several years to recognize your return, I think it's a great way to diversify a portfolio for financial independence.

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Scott Lynn is a serial tech entrepreneur who has been collecting art for over 20 years. He brings his passion for tech and art together with Masterworks.io.

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1. Alternative assets are a good way to diversify a portfolio and increase overall returns of a portfolio.

2. Achieving financial independence means a well-diversified portfolio with asset classes that have competitive terms to other asset classes.

3. As long as you are able to wait several years to recognize your returns, it can be a great way to diversify your portfolio for financial independence.

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