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The market doesn't follow the news. The news follows the market. If it's on TV it's already too late.
by std_throwaway 8y ago
The market doesn't follow the news. The news follows the market. If it's on TV it's already too late.
- sublimino 8y agoPerhaps counterintuitively (in British English at least) the noun news is uncountable (e.g. referring to a mass rather than something that can be counted), and is singular in grammatical construction (so cannot be pluralised). https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/uncountable-nouns/news https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/unc...
- std_throwaway 8y agoThanks.
- drdeadringer 8y ago> If it's on TV it's already too late. The same applies to when I hear about something from certain people. A part of me expects to hear about Columbus' "discovery" of America any century now from a few folks.
- tim333 8y agoWell, it's too late to buy or sell the move they just reported but do many people do that?