Perception is Not Reality

They say that the economy is the barometer of the market but I have a problem when the barometer of the market is just simple perception. whatever society percieves to be valuable is valuable, but what society views as valuable today certainly won't be valueable tommorrow. that goes as far as cars, houses, items and even to an extent, ideas. People have a tendency to view the economy as law and binding when it is only as binding as we make it to be. The market crashed because it was percieved that the American public as a collective unit could not pay it's debts and the market will start rebounding when that collective unit is percieved to be able to pay off all it's debt and then have some left. What I am saying here is do not make yourself a slave to these financial expectations or these perceptions of reality. Because as we all know, perception is due to change with the weather. Make God your barometer of your market and whether the value of the dollar goes up or down with perception, your reality will continually remain constant.