Many beginners believe news drives markets. In reality, markets often move *before* news becomes public.
Trading based on headlines usually means reacting late.
Institutions operate on forecasts, probabilities, and insider-level analysis.
By the time news appears on television or social media, price adjustment has already happened.
Positive news triggers greed. Negative news triggers panic.
Both emotions lead to poor decisions.
If expectations were higher than reality, prices fall even after positive announcements.
This confuses beginners and destroys confidence.
Institutions often use news as liquidity events — moments to enter or exit positions.
Retail traders become the opposite side of the trade.
Markets reward preparation, not reaction.
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