I don't read the WSJ. Any company that I analyze involves, at some point in the process, reading related news and current reports. I do listen to SA's Wall Street Breakfast once or twice a week, but only when I'm driving/in the bathroom. It's not a very constructive activity.
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Well, abstaining is an emotional check for myself that helps keep me level. Others might be better suited, but I purposefully avoid situations that might elicit an emotional state prior to research.
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How often do you check? I'm so repulsed by the uselessness of the activity that I've been thinking about setting specific price notifications and then checking in once per month. If a notification is hit, I won't look into it until after hours, good or bad.
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This seems reasonable. As a private business owner, would you check in one per week? Probably not. Well done!
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what about the fact that the best way to get your stock company news is through your stock app, next to the price?
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I don't buy or sell news, so getting updated on a weekly basis is more than enough. I only check my stocks on Mondays, after hours (via an app). After hours removes any potential call to action which might result in regret.
@GSpier's book contains great behavioral tips re this. - 1 more reply
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