This is something we understand. He believed its value could only increase because the car would never be made again. That's a loss we can understand. There are other things that are plummeting against the value of stocks. Their prices are flat to rising in dollars and that is something we don't understand very well.
Houses are still cheaper today.
The Wilshire 5000 index, meanwhile, had risen to 8,946.5. Divide the median home price by the Wilshire index and you get a new ratio of 13.8, a decline of 73 percent since 1980. All are dirt cheap if you pay in shares. Similarly, if stocks continue to rise, you'll miss some of the appreciation but you'll be more diversified. And you'll have a whole lot more fun.