SKATE'S ART INDUSTRY INVESTMENT REPORT
Skate's Art Industry Investment Report is a publication analyzing the performance of the global art market and art industry. The newsletter is published monthly with additional special issues published at year's end.
Please see the newsletter archive below:
Top Five Art Investment Ideas for September 2010
Artworks to Watch in September 2010
Auction Results and Art Stocks
Skate's Top 1000 Sees Big Changes
Repeat Sales Show Surprising Strength
Christie's Chinese Sale Beats Estimates
Skate's Art Stocks Index Up 10.8% From October Close
Skate's Top 1000 Poised for Big Changes
Repeat Sales Show Continuing Market Correction
Sotheby's Refuses to Disclose Executive Pay Details / Declares Q4 Dividend
Strengths and Weaknesses in the Chinese Art Market
Ferdinand Hodler Tests Strength of Skate's Top 1000
Sotheby's Enters New Credit Agreement / Credit Rating Cut / Dividend
The Art Creditors of J. Ezra Merkin (Bernard Madoff's Feeder) Get Priority Treatment
Skate's Top 1000 Repeat Art Sales Generate Positive Returns, Warhol's Tunafish Disaster Turns into 19% ERR over 14 Years Holding Period
Art Market Pre-Basel'09: a Sense of Turnaround Lies in the Air
Eye-Catching Art Investment Returns are Back: Picasso Scores 13.71% in ERR, Artprice Shares Jump 79% in April
Year-to-Date Performance of Skate’s Art Stocks Index Moves to Positive Territory for the First Time This Year
TEFAF and Armory Shows Draw Crowds, Setting the Stage for a New Test of the Auction Market’s Strength in April
Despite Good Art Fair Attendance, Skate’s Top 1000 List Sees No New Entries in March
Skate’s Art Stocks Focus: Artnet, Stanley Gibbons and Mallet
Sotheby's Diminished Share Price Drags Skate's Art Stocks Index to All‐Time Historical Low
Sotheby's and Collectors Universe Report 2008 Numbers, Both Trade at Less Than 2x Cash
Art Market Weak but Not Dead: Strong Positive ERRs Still Occur on the over US $10 Million Value Market
While Collectors Universe Management Prepares to Fight Hostile Takeover,
Shareholders in Many Art Industry Companies Likely Dream of More Attention
When Beautiful Assets Yield Ugly Losses: The Truth about Appreciated Value and Resale Realities
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