So, everyone should definitely wait to buy. Unless they shouldn’t.
Advice of a calibre I normally expect only from the Washington Post.
Put it this way: America is being attacked by a bear, and depending on what type of a bear it is, we either must play dead immediately or should NOT play dead at any cost — in fact, playing dead is the worst thing we could do. So I would advise America: Either play dead, or don’t! This building is either on fire or not, and consequently, I advise people either to rush out of the building with their children and valuables, or take a nap!
It's Shrodinger's market!
On a trip to Alaska I saw the best advice ever given. If you are attacked by a grizzly you should play dead. However! If the grizzly starts to eat you, you should fight back.
So remember everyone, if you start getting eaten by a bear you should fight back. I’d also like to add that you may want to make that decision fairly quickly.
Wait the grizzly bear is the kind where you should play dead? I thought I'd be taught to play dead for a black bear (because a grizzly bear would still try to eat me), and climb a tree for a grizzly bear (because a black bear would up climb the tree after me). ... followed by the reminder that grizzly bears can be black and black bears can be brown.
This.
Changes.
Everything.
What about a Paddington Bear? Unless you have some marmalade to give up, you're probably hosed.
I prefer Pooh bear, honey.
That is an important thing to remember. Black bears are not necessarily black. They also usually run away from you, in my experience. Unless they ignore you. But apparently black bears (which, once again, may not be black) that decide to run at you are probably being aggressive and want to eat you. So, you should try to keep them from eating you.
Grizzlies (which, as you correctly pointed out, may be black) have also run away from me or ignored me whenever I’ve seen them. Apparently grizzlies that run at you are usually bluffing and don’t want to eat you. Unless they do. Once again, if a grizzly wants to eat you, and if you do not want to be eaten, you should try to make the grizzly stop eating you.