Worthy Investment
If falling stocks have you worried about spending on wine, think again. The best investments of 2018 were art, wine, and cars. Luxury investments have a staying power—there will always be a market for products people love. Wine investors have seen a 10.2 % gain this year. Also contributing to this rise are emerging markets’ interest in luxury goods and Brexit jitters bringing down sterling, wine’s main trade currency, and creating a buying opportunity for international investors. Go ahead, get that magnum. If all else fails you can still enjoy drinking it.
Related link: The Best Investments of 2018? Art, Wine and Cars
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