Vinance Portfolio Performance
Vinance Plc Portfolio Performance: 2002 picks
You can see from industry sources, such as Liv-ex, that fine wine can make impressive returns, but in the same way that hedge fund managers’ performance varies, so does wine investment companies. Vinance Plc, trading previously as Morgan Aston Ford, has a pedigree of hand-picking the right wines to maximise your tax-free investment. Looking at our 2002 selections (above), all wines made profits over a five year period (net of fees and storage costs) and more than three quarters of them experienced growth more than 100%. So, if you invested in all of our wines in 2002, you would have made a profit of 113% (incorporating purchase price +25% fee).
- Vinance Plc Portfolio Performance: 2003 picks
Again, like the 2002 picks, Vinance’s performance on the 2003 selections exceeded market expectations (see graph above). Incorporating our 25% purchase fee, every selection rose in value and the overall average increase in price was 120.42%. So, if you had invested £10,000 in 2003 in a range of our picks, by 2007 your portfolio would be worth £22,042.54.