The Correlation Between Art and Other Asset Classes

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There's no options market today in the art world. Masterworks for the first time just launched a secondary market where people are now treating shares of paintings on our website. And essentially what it concludes is that art is an uncorrelated asset class. So when you go back in history and you look at, did our prices decline during the.com bubble bursting? They actually increased in value.

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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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