Howard Lindzon says always-on market information is amplifying investor anxiety, with constant negative news making true surprises less likely. He frames sentiment as a market driver, while still relying on Stocktwits’ Momentum 25 lists to gauge trends.
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Howard Lindzon says always-on market information is amplifying investor anxiety, with constant negative news making true surprises less likely. He frames sentiment as a market driver, while still relying on Stocktwits’ Momentum 25 lists to gauge trends.
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I sold the $230 Puts on $NBIS for $4.30 - expiring Friday
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