Gold buying by central banks up 10% in Q3
PatriotR Daily News 11/21/25
Where to Invest $100,000 According to Experts
Investors face a dilemma. Headlines everywhere say tariffs and AI hype are distorting public markets.
Now, the S&P is trading at over 30x earnings—a level historically linked to crashes.
And the Fed is lowering rates, potentially adding fuel to the fire.
Bloomberg asked where experts would personally invest $100,000 for their September edition. One surprising answer? Art.
It’s what billionaires like Bezos, Gates, and the Rockefellers have used to diversify for decades.
Why?
Contemporary art prices have appreciated 11.2% annually on average
…And with one of the lowest correlations to stocks of any major asset class (Masterworks data, 1995-2024).
Ultra-high net worth collectors (>$50M) allocated 25% of their portfolios to art on average. (UBS, 2024)
Thanks to the world’s premiere art investing platform, now anyone can access works by legends like Banksy, Basquiat, and Picasso—without needing millions. Want in? Shares in new offerings can sell quickly but…
*Past performance is not indicative of future returns. Important Reg A disclosures: masterworks.com/cd.
US NEWS
Gold buying by central banks up 10% in Q3
The Economic Times just reported that global central banks increased their gold purchases by 10% in Q3. Whenever the institutions that control the financial system start aggressively accumulating hard assets, it’s a signal regular investors cannot afford to ignore. Central banks aren’t emotional — they’re preparing for something. Read More.
US NEWS
The global liquidity cycle — best described as the flow of funds through world financial markets — is drying up and this is bearish for equities, says a veteran strategist.
Global liquidity is drying up, signaling a bearish outlook for equities, according to Michael Howell of CrossBorder Capital. He told the MacroVoices podcast that markets have been in a liquidity-driven bubble, but that liquidity is now being pulled back. Howell believes the speculative phase in U.S. stocks has already peaked and expects a market downturn that could last two to three years. Read More.
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