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There is some easy money following the crowd. Being contrarian pays off best if if get in before the crowd, swim with them during the run up and then heeding the alarms and heading for the beach early. When you are on a good thing you close your mind to warnings.

But only while it is tethered. Set it free and it falls to the ground. I mention this because I'm not confident everyone's SMSF will thrive unrestrained.

blasé |bläˈzā| adjective unimpressed or indifferent to something because one has experienced or seen it so often before : she was becoming quite blasé about the dangers. ORIGIN early 19th cent.: French, past participle of blaser ‘cloy,’ probably ultimately of Germanic origin.

There are old pilots, and there are bold pilots...... I reckon this is a good time to be cautious too.

You run the risk of looking a little silly if you keep a closed mind. Here are a few Gentlemen who, if they had any decency, would be shamefaced: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4AgTt8iFi2Y Peter Schiff was always ridiculed on US money channels but he was pretty darn right. Anyone who...