Ok, Iâll get to the point on this one: I learned many years ago to turn off CNBC and just trade. Basically stay away from the talking heads. I know that has been an age old discussion in this forumâ¦but⦠Has any anyone else noticed how the financial media sites, blogs and so on that get good coverage on the internet finance sites are just all over the place these days and in some cases to the extreme? Example: About a month ago (I donât remember the exact time frame) I opened up Yahoo Finance to see the major headline in bold say something like âSell Now!! You still have time!â I immediately read this and felt it was so irresponsible to be the major headline of the Yahoo Finance page. Then add all of these Seeking Alpha dingbats with every opinion in every direction on the same name. It all just adds to this volatility and I feel some of it is unethical and pure silliness as the average investor can be swayed based on some of this bad information from someone who has the credibility of the next person you meet on a street corner. It just all feels lately to be getting worse:. Too much information going in every direction. And in most cases, itâs some idiot who has an agenda, but does his little âdisclaimerâ stating he is ânot going to initiate any new position in that name for the next 72 hoursâ at the end of his blog post to keep it all âcleanâ with Reg FD or whatever.