When RBS told investors worldwide to "sell everything" in light of impending economic collapse, it raised the question of how often extreme economic predictions like these actually pan out. The answer is: Sometimes they do, but usually they don't: http://fir.mx/1Tkg6AM
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WHAT? I bet next you're going to tell me sell-side analysts aren't always right.
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