In 2020, there was an unprecedented influx of private investors to exchanges, both in Russia and abroad. For example, by the end of the year, the Moscow Exchange recorded an increase of 4.7 million accounts, and the total number of private investors on the exchange reached 8.5 million. Therefore, the topic of private investment is now more relevant than ever.
In this material, we will not list the benefits of investing in stocks, bonds, but instead consider several alternative ways to invest. Among them there are both more or less familiar to everyone and unexpected options. Go!
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But there is also a less risky and costly way to invest in art and luxury goods. Fintech startup Rally Rd has developed an application that allows you to buy a "share" in various lots - among which, for example, collectible cars, rare second-hand books, rare sports equipment and even old issues of comic magazines (which are estimated at tens of thousands of dollars). Each lot is registered as a “company”, which then issues “shares”. Thus, anyone can buy a small part of a Ferrari for a reasonable price, and then sell it at a higher price.
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What other unusual investment methods (with relatively low risk) do you know?