The reason behind this is because the authors have a different time horizon to publish their story and therefore synthesis and research differently.

If you have a shorter time horizon, I would suggest that you be more cautious.

Once you get rolling with it, you'll probably find more money than you can find deals for.With all the dire sooth being said about what's on the horizon for Wall Street, a lot of folks will be looking for safer places to park their retirement money, even short-term.

There is nothing on the near term horizon that would say that's going to change anytime soon.

I don't know about you folks but I'm gleaning an inordinate amount of questions and thoughts about our industry than I've ever seen before; and not just on BP; Being more on the retail end of this biz often gives me the opportunity to witness the different trends that loom on the horizon over time.

If there is any part of you that thinks there is a market pull back on the horizon then I would sell. 

No therapy sessions on the horizon.

That's tough to say, but in the time horizon that I can calculate (~10y), I don't think I would sell. 

If interested in a self-directed IRA, Horizon Trust is a great company to check into.

I have always wondered what podcasts other people love to listen to so I can expand my horizons.