FORM YOU OWN OPINION.
AN "EXPERT'S" ADVICE CAN BE DANGEROUS
A person would never spot a real bargain if he/she ignores the properties of what is acquired/bought or the terms. The same way, those who delegate thinking to others or believe in their expertise are compromising their integrity.
Would not you agree that what most "gurus" propose might be suicidal? Not for the underlying asset, but the suboptimal prices in which they encourage buying and selling.
Just think as if you were entrusting your physical health instead of your financial stability, to a so called "expert" (analyst/commentator).
As figurative example, for instance:
Qin Shi Huang (The first emperor of unified China) died in 210 BC for ingesting mercury pills that were intended to give him eternal life.
History records several instances of Chinese emperors and nobles, who were known or suspected to have died or been sickened by mercury poisoning after alchemists administered them "elixirs" to promote health, longevity, or immortality that contained either elemental mercury or cinnabar.
by MAAM_A1©