Jan. 5 at 1:00 PM
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Stocks are manipulated.
News is manipulated.
We live in an era where lies outnumber the truth.
When I read positive news about a stock, I can’t help but think someone is trying to pump it before dumping.
When I read negative news, it feels like a setup for shorting or lowering the average entry price.
It’s all a game to mess with our heads.
So, how do you decide what to believe or how to act?
Answer:
The key is to rely on independent analysis and develop your own critical thinking. Here’s how you can approach it:
1. Ignore the Noise
Treat news as a potential bias rather than gospel.
2. Focus on Fundamentals
Look at a company’s earnings, debt, market position, and long-term growth potential.
3. Track Sentiment Without Being Controlled by It.
4. Look for Contrarian Opportunities
When the crowd is overly euphoric or pessimistic, it can be a sign to do the opposite—but only if your research supports it.
Trust your analysis over noise.
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