There is a lot of noise, and it can be difficult to filter this out.

@Scott TrenchWhen the line between education and sales is a blurred as it is there is always going to be more “noise” toward the investing strategy that benefits sales; in this instance more leverage.I have been strategically paying off (not down because, with a conventional mortgage, that increases risk as you reduce liquidity and have the same debt service obligations) “higher” interest loans.

It is further complicated by the fact that much of the information is just noise or even worse some is bad information. 

Turn the radio off and enjoy the noise of your car and the road while driving.

It can but that “event” will coincide with the noise of the alarm clock in the background.

But a ton of that noise is from people that don't know how to purchase an investment property and/or have agents that don't understand financing.

I have no opinion because I try to spend more of my time looking for the signal in the noise.

Booming markets make a lot of noise when they slow down or stop.

Now they get a nice view with freeway noise they never anticipated in a million years. 

Originally posted by @Ranga Ramanathan:@Scott V.I am not here to criticize your fun car, it’s your prerogative but If it isn’t Tesla, I am really sorry.While a Tesla is a great car and a good indicator of the future of cars, it makes no noise, can't see the engine and the interior is minimalist.