When it comes to beating the stock market, no news really is good news

Wall Street has U.S.-Iran deal 'headline fatigue'

Our brains aren't wired to handle this much bad news. But 'looking away is not the fix,' expert says.

Why Almost Everyone Loses–Except a Few Sharks–On Prediction Markets

News avoidance hits record highs as constant bad news overwhelms human attention

The article explores the growing phenomenon of news avoidance, driven by an overwhelming flood of negative information. Drawing on the Reute

News avoidance hits record highs as constant bad news overwhelms human attention

The article explores the growing phenomenon of news avoidance, driven by an overwhelming flood of negative information. Drawing on the Reute

Personal Reflection: Why I Stopped Following Daily News for Better Mental Well-being

The author shares a personal reflection on why they stopped following daily news, explaining that while they are naturally curious and enjoy

Why stockmarket prices are unreliable predictors of the future

This article critiques the efficient-market hypothesis, arguing that stockmarket prices are influenced by far more than just new information