How does MCQ Markets choose which assets to acquire?
Why does MCQ Markets only offer Classic Cars?
At present, MCQ Markets only offers shares in classic cars, but it may expand to include additional types of assets in the future. Our initial focus on vintage cars was due to several compelling reasons:
Value Appreciation: Over time, classic cars have the potential to increase in value, especially if they are rare, sought after, or have historical significance.
Tangible Assets: Unlike stocks or bonds, classic cars are tangible assets that investors can enjoy while they appreciate in value.
Diversification: Investing in classic cars can diversify an investment portfolio, potentially reducing risk by spreading investments across different asset classes.
Inflation Hedge: Classic cars often retain their value and can even appreciate during times of inflation, acting as a hedge against currency devaluation.
Cultural and Emotional Value: Beyond financial returns, these assets can offer cultural significance and emotional satisfaction, enriching the lives of collectors.
Are there any risks involved in the securities that MCQ Markets offers?
What does MCQ Markets charge buyers?
Can I list my classical car for sale on MCQ Markets?
How can I contact MCQ Markets to make a complaint?
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Who stores the assets that you sell shares in?