That would all be very nice except for one nagging little statistic.
The number of guns in the United States has increased by 50% since Hillary Clinton's husband was sexually molesting a young girl in the Oval Office.
Some of the buyers of these guns have been decrepit old farts. But very many have been purchased by young men and women. The oft predicted decline in the number of gun owners is as unrealistic as the dishonest polls that say over 80% of gun owners want the same sort of restrictions that is killing the sport in Kalifornia. Why do people keep falling for this crap?
That said, I'm glad that I didn't invest in high dollar 1970's muscle cars when English Doubles were very hot. Those who did might have made some money though, if they liquidated and took profits in 2015. The Haggerty Index for collector cars has been like a roller coaster since before the 2008 recession, and is plummeting to the bottom of the tracks right now. But market bottoms have always presented buying opportunities for those who are willing to take carefully calculated risks.
