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YouTube video by Alberto Costa (Feb 20, 2020) arguing that routinely following market news and pundits harms investor performance because information is usually already priced in and commentators cannot consistently predict the market. The presenter illustrates the point using the coronavirus-driven drop and rebound in Chinese markets and two ETFs (KWEB — Chinese internet companies; ASHR — top 300 Shanghai/Shenzhen companies), and shows a simple moving-average rule (50/150/200) as an alternative: build a clear strategy, write and follow its rules, and avoid reacting emotionally to news.

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