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Put up to four markets on the same ruler. The shapes do most of the explaining.

Market 1 Market 2 Market 3 Market 4

Ground rents & freehold reversions 47 Demanding Looks like a bond and behaves like a political forecast: Parliament is the counterparty that matters.
Music royalties 44 Demanding A bond-like income stream, priced like one — until a streaming platform rewrites its payout rules.

	Ground rents & freehold reversions	Music royalties
Exit difficulty	4	4
Volatility	3	2
Leverage	2	1
Carry cost	2	2
Fraud risk	2	2
Protection gap	4	4
Barrier to entry	2	3
Expertise needed	4	4
Difficulty	47 Demanding	44 Demanding
In a sentence	The freehold interest under a block of leasehold flats — a small income stream plus a reversion, and the subject of active legislative demolition.	A share of the income a song earns whenever it is streamed, played or licensed — a genuine annuity, priced as a multiple of recent earnings.
Unit	One freehold title	A percentage of a catalogue’s income
Smallest realistic trade	A single reversion, often a few thousand pounds	Institutional for catalogues; fractional platforms exist
Settlement	Conveyancing, with statutory rights of first refusal to leaseholders	Assignment of rights, with income redirected at source

The fingerprint measures how demanding a market is to take part in. It is not a rating or a recommendation.