Collector's item: what AI doesn't produce
Dynamo published this week its Letter 130, The Tacit of Time. The text is not about clocks – it is about businesses that are sustained on trust, habit and tacit knowledge. The manager admits that it took time to understand the relational nature of the retail network of Technos, its former holding, and promises to tell the case in the next letter.
The Dynamo investment firm has published its 130th letter, "O Tácito do Tempo", which discusses businesses that rely on trust, habit, and tacit knowledge. The letter highlights the luxury watch market, citing the rapid growth of generative artificial intelligence and how investors are shying away from assets that can be easily replicated by technology.
Goldman Sachs has also released a guide to buying and collecting luxury jewelry and watches, recommending that they be included in family wealth planning. The guide provides criteria for evaluating the value of luxury items, including rarity, historical significance, craftsmanship, condition, and authenticity.
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