The line graph illustrates the amount of money was invested in four different field including company shares, fine art, gold, and property during the period between 1988 and 2014.
Overall, all four categories had an experienced upward trend in funds which were received from investment thoughout the time. Investment funds in gold increased more significantly compared to others.
In 1988, about 50 million dollars was spent on property and company shares, while 75 million dollars were spent on fine art, and 100 million dollars were invested in gold. In the next 18 years, there was a fluctuation in money was received by the fine art before this had a dramatic increase to approximately 350 million in 2014. In contrast, there was a modest increase in property about 100 million, while this figure in company shares and gold increased significantly, to more than $200 million.
From 2006 to 2014, gold was the most heavily invested fund, peaking at 450 million dollars before falling to under 400 million. Fine art rised from 100 to about 325 million dollars. Comparatively, since 2006, the value of both property and fine art had only increased by about 100 million.