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High-net-worth members of the Tiger 21 peer-to-peer learning network largely focused their wealth in private equity, real estate and public equities in the second quarter, according to the organization’s latestasset allocation report. During the same period, members’ hedge fund allocations hit a new low. The quarterly report measures the aggregate asset allocation of Tiger 21’...

People love a good party, and over the past year the U.S. stock market has staged quite a bash. Record highs and strong returns are intoxicating, which is exactly why well-seasoned investors may already be thinking about when it will be time to leave the party. The reality is that the decision of when to pull away from a hot market is a little tougher than deciding whether to walk out of a part...

The long-suffering retailer posted results that were less bad than expected, which is what passes for a win these days for Eddie Lampert’s firm. This is what passes for good news for Eddie Lamert. Shares of Sears Holdings surged 13.5 percent on Thursday, to close at $8.48, on more than five times its average trading volume after the troubled retailer reported that results in the first qua...

New York, NY – August 2, 2016 – TIGER 21, the premier peer-to-peer learning network for high-net-worth wealth creators, today announced the results of its second quarter Asset Allocation Report which present further evidence of a shift toward private equity and real estate investment. The quarterly report, which is indicative of the specific investments m...

TIGER 21’s Chairman and Founder was recently interviewed by Jared Blikre from Yahoo Finance.During theinterview, Michael discussed TIGER 21’s recent Asset Allocation Report’s significant takeaways and investing in this low interest rate environment. Key takeawaysfrom the interview include: TIGER 21’s Members are continuing to move money into private equity – an al...

High-Net-Worth Group’s Members Report 70 Percent of Portfolios Allocated to Real Estate, Private Equity and Public Equity New York, NY ‚Äì May 4, 2016 ‚Äì TIGER 21, the premier peer-to-peer learning network for high-net-worth investors, reports that investment in private equity continues its upward trend, increasing by one percent to 23 percent in the f...

David Israelson Special to The Globe and Mail February 18, 2016 With markets roiling in 2016 and commodities lingering in low-price limbo, the holdings of high-net-worth investors can serve as indicators of where the rest of us might consider parking our nest eggs. It turns out that a good chunk of wealthy peoples’ investments is in real estate. “Real estate is generally accepted as...

Cash allocations fell to their lowest level since 2008, the high-net-worth investing club reported ByMichael S. Fischer Tiger 21 reported Wednesday that its high-net-worth members’ third-quarter allocations to private equity, public equities and fixed income increased, while those to cash, real estate and hedge funds decreased. The quarterly allocation report measures the aggregate asset ...

Sustained Commitments to Private Equity, Public Equity and Real Estate NEW YORK, November 18, 2015 ‚Äì TIGER 21, the peer-to-peer learning network for high-net-worth entrepreneurs, released new findings today. The data, based on Members’ personal allocations to private equity, public equity and real estate in the third quarter of 2015, suggests that high-net-worth invest...

Hedge fund allocations were also up in Q2, while those to fixed income dropped By Michael S. Fischer Ultrawealthy members of the TIGER 21 peer-to-peer learning network again raised their allocation to real estate in the second quarter. TIGER 21reported Wednesday that members’ real estate allocation increased by one percentage point from the first quarter to 30%, continuing a trend seen ov...

Real estate continues to get the highest allocation among members of TIGER 21, reveals the group’sQ2 Asset Allocation Report. “Member allocation to real estate notched a one percentage point increase to 30%. Allocation to real estate has increased for four consecutive quarters and is at a record high since TIGER 21 began tracking member data in 2007,” notes a release. The Q2 r...

What are the wealthy doing? What are they thinking about the market, their portfolios, stocks, bonds, real estate, and other assets? Some may answer these questions by saying “who cares?” But I think that’s a missed opportunity. Following what the wealthy are doing is like following what investment guru Warren Buffett is doing, or following the “Warren Buffett of Canada&...