Not correct news about omicron and eu stocks - page 2.

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Quote from: mk4 on December 19, 2021, 09:39:20 AM

I don't think no one smart enough would be basing their investment decisions on CNBC "articles". Their job isn't necessarily to spread decent information, but for the headlines and the main gist of the article just to be easily graspable for the masses so they share it on social media.

I do think that one might understand the fact that most of the headlines are made up by the companies to influence the decisions of the general investors therefore you cannot check their credibility for sure. What you can do is : Monitor the market yourself!! At the same time, media usually does not do a good job.

-stay out of media headlines
-recognize the FUD's
-track the market yourself
-find better places to look for financial advices rather than the CNBC itself

You can't really expect thing to be 100% on the line when it's a pandemic now therefore you should just do what you think is right and hope for the best.

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I have a bias against the media, but what seems to be so particularly wrong with this? This is the typical media doing its job. It may be garbage to you, but since when did the media become so outstanding in its job? What is in this article that makes it so explicitly illogical or wrong?

To be fair, the sentiment is indeed net negative. And that's happening in the face of an inflation that is reaching more than double the maximum target as well as the danger that the new COVID-19 variant seemingly poses which result to another round of strict measures.

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Only a few networks or maybe even none of these media networks today are not paid by a big crime family. Reports on TV are being screened and if their sponsors do not benefit from that news, the news will just be tossed into a garbage can. The FAKE news is just everywhere and journalists are associated with whoever pays more so saying just about anything nonsense will make sense in the end as long as the report is not going to send the right information or just FUD.

This report particularly is making people panic about the rise of omicron while also speculating the prices of DiaSorin, Just Eat Takeaway, and a petro company named Rubis. God knows but most probably Elliot Smith is associated with these 3.

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Quote from: Coin_trader on December 19, 2021, 12:10:06 PM

I know your intentions is good and pure but you should not blame to the journalists what's the negative sentiments of thearket. They are just doing there job to attract readers. Who the heck that will read there news if it only contains boring articles and too obvious news which everybody knows.

That depends though, if you can see through bullshit and you know that the journalist is just spouting nonsense and you decide it without bias, it's alright to be mad or upset with these people because they've been tasked in delivering the truth but they didn't. I think that if the new COVID variant becomes more dangerous, I think that it's going to definitely affect the market as some of the people might see the variant surge as a sign of another lockdown so they might pull out their investment so they can use the money to stave off the lockdown.

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Seriously OP, with the way you write I don't think you ought to be criticizing professional journalists in any way.

Quote from: Voxo2222 on December 19, 2021, 06:49:27 AM

If there is inflation it means supply of money is higher and assets are less supply even every f..7 year old kids will know that inflation makes prices of the assets going higher.

Uh....inflation can be due to a number of factors, and it's not clear what you mean by "assets are less supply". That's an example of why your raging against the financial journalist who wrote this headline seems ridiculous. In addition, you'll see statements like the one you quoted pretty much on a weekly basis. That's just how the press summarizes economic conditions and what the stock market did in a single sentence--even if that sentence isn't entirely accurate.

Quote from: Fortify on December 19, 2021, 03:21:14 PM

It's really difficult to make any sense out of what you're trying to say.

Amen. And I've already advised OP to stop flooding the Economics section with low-value threads, but he doesn't seem to be taking the hint. A better option for him would be to post in Politics & Society or Off-Topic or, ideally, on another forum.

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Quote from: Voxo2222 on December 19, 2021, 06:49:27 AM

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/17/european-stocks-set-to-pull-back-as-omicron-concerns-persist.html

Queto: "European stocks close lower as omicron, inflation worries weigh on sentiment"

This is now example that to be journalist you dont need to write things what making sense.
How the hell they can write even that kind of thing ??

If there is inflation it means supply of money is higher and assets are less supply even every f..7 year old kids will know that inflation makes prices of the assets going higher.
How can you even say something like this ...this proofes once again the knowledge and proper things are really not needed.

And those investors....who have worries about inflation they think stock will go lower ....if they have that fear they shouldnt be investing anywhere if they cant even undetstood simple things about how it all works.

Would be funny to read if there will be low supply of money lol...and deflation they will ouuu...stocks will go higher now.

Im sure this place about finances and money one of the cnbc workers or other wall street shills will read my topic shame on them.

We all have just one question now:
Are they write on publick website this kind of funny nonsense on purpose or they really have no clue about how the fundamentals of the markets works.

Merits for good one tnx brothers and sisters

It's really difficult to make any sense out of what you're trying to say. Stocks do not only move up and down based on the level of inflation or interest rates of central banks. Those are part of the macro picture but do not constitute the whole of it. The world economy bounced back quite quickly after Covid but we're seeing countries like France/Germany lock down again which can create further supply chain issues and lead to more inflation. The best and only way to invest is to put money into solid companies for the long term, while forgetting about short term fluctuations. If you want to chase stocks with no earnings then do not be surprised if the bubble pops in times like these.

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I know your intentions is good and pure but you should not blame to the journalists what's the negative sentiments of thearket. They are just doing there job to attract readers. Who the heck that will read there news if it only contains boring articles and too obvious news which everybody knows.

They are just making a headline that will catch readers attention using the current event and do connect the dots without solid proof. That's how freedom of speech works. It's up to the reader if they will believe it or not.

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As far as crypto journalism goes? since 2017 I haven't found anyone, maybe just a couple of exceptions, but majority writes news without any verification whatsoever. CNBC? one of the worst I would say and it's going to be not good if you are investors are going to base your investments on these kind of shows. Well, it fun to watch, but to take their advise seriously? Nah, I don't think so.

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I don't think no one smart enough would be basing their investment decisions on CNBC "articles". Their job isn't necessarily to spread decent information, but for the headlines and the main gist of the article just to be easily graspable for the masses so they share it on social media.

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https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/17/european-stocks-set-to-pull-back-as-omicron-concerns-persist.html

Queto: "European stocks close lower as omicron, inflation worries weigh on sentiment"

This is now example that to be journalist you dont need to write things what making sense.
How the hell they can write even that kind of thing ??

If there is inflation it means supply of money is higher and assets are less supply even every f..7 year old kids will know that inflation makes prices of the assets going higher.
How can you even say something like this ...this proofes once again the knowledge and proper things are really not needed.

And those investors....who have worries about inflation they think stock will go lower ....if they have that fear they shouldnt be investing anywhere if they cant even undetstood simple things about how it all works.

Would be funny to read if there will be low supply of money lol...and deflation they will ouuu...stocks will go higher now.

Im sure this place about finances and money one of the cnbc workers or other wall street shills will read my topic shame on them.

We all have just one question now:
Are they write on publick website this kind of funny nonsense on purpose or they really have no clue about how the fundamentals of the markets works.

Merits for good one tnx brothers and sisters

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