Bracing for the Storm in China

Growing up in Greenwood, Mississippi, where the hospital was shuttered and gang violence plagued the city, Morgan Stanley saw firsthand how racism and racial stereotypes adversely affect medical outcomes for minorities. Now the Tougaloo College freshman is determined to pave the way for young African Americans to enter the health care fields. “We need diversity in medicine so we can represent and advocate for equity in health care,” says Morgan. That’s what he hopes to accomplish with his Daniel Williams Exposure to Health Care Program, providing low-income students the opportunity to discover careers in medicine and take their rightful place as leaders in U.S. health care.

Few investments are considered more reliable than New York City real estate. But with a negative 3% growth in median sales price this year, it hasn’t escaped broader macroeconomic turmoil. However, one NYC market has: blue-chip contemporary art.

In fact, at NYC’s mega-auctions this November, contemporary art sales totaled $2.3 billion in a single week – an all time record – as prices climbed 16.5%.

And not only ultra-rich dealmakers are celebrating this year.

Thanks to Masterworks. With this investment platform, anyone can easily invest in shares of multi-million dollar art by names like Banksy and Picasso. So far, seven of Masterworks’ last eight exits have realized a net return of +17.8%* each.

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