How to Read Market News Without Overreacting

A framework for separating facts, interpretation and noise in financial news.

Market news can contain facts, analyst interpretations, headlines and social-media commentary. Students can improve decision quality by separating these layers.

1. Identify the primary fact.
2. Check the original source.
3. Ask whether the information changes a measurable business or market variable.
4. Compare with price and volume behaviour.
5. Avoid making a decision from a headline alone.

Good market education teaches verification and context, not headline chasing.