The Bottom Line
For the most part, alternative investments appeal to serious and accredited investors. They often require a lot of money upfront and can carry substantial risks. Alternative investments don’t always pay off, but when they’re successful they can generate large returns much faster than publicly traded stocks.
If you don’t have the capital to invest in alternative investments directly, you may want to consider alternative mutual funds or ETFs. Before investing in an alternative investment, make sure to do your due diligence or even consult with your financial advisor.
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