the money will be made in 2 things, natural energy or recycled waste.

mike mckeary, paisley, scotland

And who's eventually going to buy all this fine wine off of you? I am reminded of the tale about the broker who persistently told his client to buy a stock with the effect that his clients demand made the stock rise; When the client decided to cash in and sell, the broker replied "sell? to whom?"

Eric Skelton, Cardiff, Wales

Having been 100% cash since September '07 I've recently started investing 10% of my cash in oil and exploration stocks (E&P) trading at or below net asset value (NAV). These are stupidly low valuations, being as the NAV calculations are done on conservative assumptions of oil at $70/barrel.

John, London, UK

So Chambers has sold out of equities. Does he recommend investors sell ADVFN shares as well?

Ron, Dunfermline, UK

I echo the words of Tim, Bristol.
pj, Denver, Colorado: The domain market is over as far as the main TLD's. When ICANN releases the new unlimited TLD's, then they may be a worthwhile investment but would be costly to maintain.
Remember: The only things guaranteed in life are: Life, death & taxes.

Jonathan Sklan-Willis, Manchester, England

Banks and mortgage lenders et. al. have investments in rubber plantations throughout S.E. Asia.

Michael, Aylesbury,

Clouds. I have my head in them.

As do many of the respondants to this article.

If 32% returns were genuine, feasible, in an enviromment with a trusted legal system and had a sensible level of risk, banks and building societies would buy them, not dreaming gamblers.

Tim, Bristol,

Rubber: I have an interest in a rubber plantation in Thailand that delivers a return on investment of 32% p.a.

Michael, Aylesbury,

well, if there's easy money to be made anymore, i've got a bridge to sell in minneapolis...

joe, beverly hills, not sure

Turning rubbish into a money making enterprise is the need of the future. The planet is one pollution nightmare, therefore there are thousands of opportunities awaiting anyone who can seize the moment and opportunity.

Jim Wills, Brisbane, Australia

Buy food with a long shelf life, its going up 20% a year at the moment, and if the currency collapses, at least you will have something to eat.

Mark Taylor, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire

I have seen some intersting non corellated funds and even more interesting the ethical investment market attracts a lot of interest rightfully in this time of ecological and enviromental awareness! I checked out the Port Funds website mentioned in the article above www.portfunds.com movie fund

Alex Davies, Northampton, United Kingdom

I recommend investing in domain names - there's a lot of money to be made by those that do their homework. Domain name aftermarket prices have also been effected by the downturn in the US economy which has produced some good buying opportunities.

pj, denver, colorado,

i have been told by my equity isa provider that i cant keep cash or buy cash funds in my isa any alternatives or thoughts please

stephen , leeds, england