Alternative Investing

David Butler, founding member of Kinetic Partners and Margie Lindsay, editor, Hedge Fund Reviews, joined CNBC to discuss investing in hedge funds.

Stamps and comics can prove to be lucrative in terms of investment, CNBC's Steve Sedgwick went to find out more.

As part of our weekly look at alternative investments Becky Meehan went to find out more about the world of tech financing.

This week Alternative Investing focuses on the two billion dollar memorabilia market, Geoff Cutmore went to find out more.

Sarah Curran, founder and chief executive of my-wardrobe.com, told CNBC, "... there is still a lot of growth and we are seeing big international growth."

Stuart Culverhouse, chief economist at Extotix answers all your questions on frontier markets.

Steve Sedgwick looks at whether luxury property is a good investment.

Michel Kappen of Whisky Investments on why the market is increasing.

We look at whether industrial hemp is a good investment.

Jim Rogers, chairman at Rogers Holding, told CNBC, " I would suspect gold will go much higher within the decade, paper money everywhere is being debased, if the US dollar turns into confetti there is no high for the price of gold because the dollar will become worthless."

The price of gold has been rising for 11 years in a row and the precious metal is due for a correction, investor Jim Rogers, chairman of Rogers Holdings, told CNBC.

As part of the alternative investing series, we look at investing in precious metals.

We take a look at whether luxury time pieces could add value to your portfolio.

Alfredo Paramico, fund manager at Precious Time, told CNBC, "here we have a once in the lifetime opportunity to have all together these three wrist watches who are the most important wrist watches in history ever."

The Hon. Harry Herbert, chairman of Highclere Thoroughbred Racing, told CNBC, that investing in race horses is "a numbers game, just to spend a fortune on one horse you are taking a gigantic risk."