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Make Sense of Market News Without Panic-Selling

Tell market noise from the news that should change your plan, see what selling in a crash really costs, and write the one-page plan you follow in the next fall.

  • Beginner
  • 14 lessons
  • 30 min to complete

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What it covers

What your people will learn.

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In five weeks of 2020 shares fell by a third, and by August the main US index was back at its high. The expensive decision that spring was the sale.

Market news is built to hold attention, so a fall arrives as a stream of alerts, confident forecasts and urgent words. Very little of it touches what decides a long-term result, which is what you pay in, what you pay in fees, your mix and how long you stay invested.

This course shows how the news business works, how much weight a forecast deserves, what selling at the low costs in real figures, and why checking your balance often makes you invest worse. You learn one question that sorts every headline into market noise or news about you. The method holds in any country, with market examples from the US, Europe and Japan clearly labelled.

You walk away with a signed one-page plan: your mix, your reading habits, your rules for a 20% fall and the short list of events that can change it.

Who it's for

New investors: feel the urge to sell when a headline turns grim and want a rule that holds.

Long-term savers: hold index funds or a pension and want to stop checking the balance.

Anxious news readers: follow every market story and want a filter for what matters to them.

The lessons

14 lessons, in order.

About 30 min to complete. Add the course and every lesson is yours to publish as it is, or to edit.

  1. Why Market News Feels Urgent2 min
  2. Why Confident Forecasts Deserve Little Weight2 min
  3. Explain Why the Loudest Forecast Misleads3 min
  4. News and Forecasts Knowledge Check1 min
  5. What Selling in a Crash Costs2 min
  6. Volatility Is the Price of Higher Returns1 min
  7. The Cost of Checking Your Balance2 min
  8. Shares Fall a Third in Five Weeks4 min
  9. Crashes and Volatility Knowledge Check1 min
  10. When the News Should Change Your Plan1 min
  11. Sort This Week's Headlines6 min
  12. Write Your Don't-Panic Plan2 min
  13. Sign Your Plan This Week2 min
  14. Your Plan Knowledge Check1 min

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