There's too many "boys crying wolf" talking about economics for any of them to be trustworthy. You are either cautious and follow responsible financial princip

There's too many "boys crying wolf" talking about economics for any of them to be trustworthy. You are either cautious and follow responsible financial principles or you don't. No amount of "boys crying wolf" will sway you one way or another, when 99.99999% of the time they're wrong anyway, or worse, they have a vested interest in you following along with what they're saying, and they want you do it it at this <<exact>> moment.