Is That a Ferrari in Your Portfolio?
Some people have dubbed them "alternative alternatives." After a decade of up-and-down stock-market returns and widespread fears that the bull market in bonds could turn into a bubble, money managers are pitching new asset classes—from wine to musical instruments—that investors can use to diversify their holdings.
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