Yes, thanks, Neil.
Post 27 is basically along the lines of my A4 sheet outline draft project.
My personal first preference for a fund investment would be in a plot of land to be cultivated to orchard.
It would never lose value, and would yield a progressive income some time in the future.
It's value would increase once productive.
But any form of production, agricultural or industrial, would need be based on the same principle, with the exception that, a factory asset with machinery may lose value if it is not used diligently.
The alternative is to leave all factory production to £30 a month Far East factories and give the local young generation nothing to look forwards to.
One can perhaps twiddle one's thumbs all day, or, I suppose, work in a £ shop
But that's the long and the short of it.
