Funny how many financial headings are needlessly alarmist, using words like "panic", "plummet", "scare", "sharp". They look made more for scaring the masses tha

Funny how many financial headings are needlessly alarmist, using words like "panic", "plummet", "scare", "sharp". They look made more for scaring the masses than actually inform. This also happens with currency exchange rates, at least here in Mexico. Some times every news outlet reports a 15 cent slide as "the peso plummeting", seemingly inciting people to buy US dollars. Then, after a week or two, the exchange rate is not important anymore.