Hi Matt.
As a finance professional that is keenly aware of both the business intricacies behind headlines as well as human nature -- what do you think of the photos that mainstream media uses to promote stories regarding to stock market sell-offs. They usually consist of NYSE brokers scratching their noses or wiping a stray hair from their foreheads, but seem to be perpetuating an, "oh sweet jesus, the stock market is collapsing; god help us!". Do you find that this is simply annoying or media's attempt to over-dramatize index sell-offs?
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Hi Matt. As a finance professional that is keenly aware of both the business intricacies behind headlines as well as human nature -- what do you think of the photos that mainstream media uses to promote stories regarding to stock market sell-offs. They usually consist of NYSE brokers scratching their noses or wiping a stray hair from their foreheads, but seem to be perpetuating an, "oh sweet jesus, the stock market is collapsing; god help us!". Do you find that this is simply annoying or media's attempt to over-dramatize index sell-offs?
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