But trading aspects can go to extremes. When extreme actions occur, there can be potential danger. It is thus essential that the average public understand how Wall Street operates.
I have found from experience that the average investor does well by avoiding trading extremes. That’s possible by sticking to a disciplined, favorite strategy and then forgetting daily market prices. You don’t need constant financial news, unless your investment strategy calls for it. Relatively few strategies do.
Short-term, in-and-out, frenzied trading by the pros is their game, not yours. (See the Earl J. Weinreb NewsHole® comments and @BusinesNewshole at Twitter.)
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