Surely it is just all just down to human nature and the forces we place on the market for anything at any particular period in time dependant on that which influences us most within our tribe..? The Morgan tribe seems likely to have membership across a wide variety of disposable income and associated priorities... Took me five years to save up the cash to buy my Morgan, others will have bought theirs with debt or the change in their pockets... makes no difference to me, but the marketplace will ever decide the value of our Morgans, as it will other of our acquisitions...? Whether those acquisitions may be bought on an purely investment basis or more likely partly justified as such, or more for the personal enjoyment derived from their ownership, matters not a jot, though if the rear end falls out of the monetary value of any such investment, then he who can derive most pleasure out of his ownership is more likely to still be deriving a degree of returns...?
I think there is a saying along the lines of "He who dies owning the most toys... WINS"
But in truth that does not work for me, I oft find it difficult to justify my toys to myself... I guess like many, some degree of man maths may be required to achieve a degree of comfort . Hmm..?
