Plan B for Your Portfolio: Why Tangible Assets Matter More Than Ever
A recap of our webinar with Dr. Aurelio Perucca, CEO of Splint Invest: While stocks and crypto markets are known for their volatility, the key message is that your wealth doesn’t have to be affected by these fluctuations.
The starting point:
Recent months have shown how fragile traditional investment portfolios can be. Crypto and stocks move almost in sync – and that’s the issue: diversification within the same system is no longer enough.
The solution:
Alternative tangible assets like art, wine, luxury watches or Pokémon cards have historically shown lower correlation with financial markets. They can help stabilize your portfolio – and with Splint Invest, are accessible to private investors from just 50 EUR/CHF/GBP.
Some highlights from the webinar:
Markets in turmoil
• Recent SPI–Nasdaq correlation: 0.42 – way too high for true diversification.
• High volatility creates uncertainty – and raises the risk of emotional decision-making.
Tangible assets as “Plan B”
• Low correlation with traditional markets
• Inflation protection through physical scarcity
• Emotional demand & cultural relevance
• Double-digit returns on realized exits (e.g. +64% with wine in 29 months)
Splint Invest: Simple & transparent
• Invest via app from 50 EUR/CHF/GBP
• Independent valuations, secure storage, full insurance
• Secondary market (Thu–Sun) as emergency exit with ~150,000 EUR monthly liquidity
For larger tickets: The regulated fund
• Minimum investment: 10,000 CHF
• 5-year term, bankable & ISIN-eligible
• Asset mix: art, cars, wine, whisky and more
Conclusion:
In times like these, a 60/40 portfolio just isn’t enough. If you invest today, you should think about tomorrow – and finally take real diversification seriously. Tangible assets offer exactly that – digital, accessible and transparent. And sometimes, with incredible stories behind them.
🔗 Curious? Watch the full webinar here: YouTube link
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