Alternative Investing

Bored with stocks and bonds? Consider a whole new world of investment: space travel.

With around 140 countries considered frontier markets — regions trading at a 25 percent discount to more popular emerging ones — CNBC explores the best opportunities for prospective investors.

The third in a special series of investors’ clinics on CNBC, Chief Economist at Exotix, Stuart Culverhouse, will be answering questions on the opportunities in frontier market investment on January 31.

In an age of celebrity and fame, Hollywood might seem like a great place to make money fast, but while the payoffs in major film production can be massive, so can the losses.

The second in a series of special investors clinics for CNBC's alternative investment program, Michel Kappen answers your questions on the whisky investment market

The first in a series of interviews in CNBC's Investors Clinic was commodities bull Jim Rogers, who shared his views on metals - especially precious metals – and other investment opportunities.

Julian Ranger, CEO of iBundle & DADapp.com, on space travel and the moon — the next frontier for resources and experiments.

If you are bored of stocks and bonds, space travel could open up a whole new world of opportunity for your portfolio.

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, founder & director of Whisky Investments, told CNBC, "the market is increasing very much because I think other investments are less interesting at this moment and whisky is a new product which is increasing in demand and limited in supply so the prices are going up."

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."