ZH, part of Vlad's propaganda machine?
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wir...website-spreading-russian-propaganda-82898788
https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/wir...website-spreading-russian-propaganda-82898788
Zero Hedge - From Russia With Love...
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don't worry.
our minds wouldn't be contaminated.
we treat all news as biased / fake / opinionated.
Good to read news from various perspectives.
but read it with a pinch of salt.
From Russia with love/propaganda
From the US with love/propaganda
From China with love/propaganda
From Ukraine with love/propaganda
From Iran with love/propaganda
From India with love/propaganda .....
From the world with love/propaganda
our minds wouldn't be contaminated.
we treat all news as biased / fake / opinionated.
Good to read news from various perspectives.
but read it with a pinch of salt.
From Russia with love/propaganda
From the US with love/propaganda
From China with love/propaganda
From Ukraine with love/propaganda
From Iran with love/propaganda
From India with love/propaganda .....
From the world with love/propaganda
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Not news to anyone who's paying attention. For a trader or investor, a bigger practical issue with ZH is they have a very clear 'disaster' bias and make it super scary to ever be long. So I don't read ZH unless specifically linked there.
I don’t think they are directly tied to Russia. But they definitely seem to have a pro-Russia and anti US foreign policy bias in general. Not that I am a big fan of US foreign policy decisions recently, but it’s very clearly biased.
They use very sensationalistic language in general, especially for a financial website.
As far as their financial analysis, this reply sums it up:
If you took their advice over the last 10 years, you would have either lost massively or missed out on a huge bull market on the very least.
Again, there are always signs of institutional financial instability, and I am particularly wary of this current environment, but this “broken clock” has not struck right for a while…
They use very sensationalistic language in general, especially for a financial website.
As far as their financial analysis, this reply sums it up:
If you took their advice over the last 10 years, you would have either lost massively or missed out on a huge bull market on the very least.
Again, there are always signs of institutional financial instability, and I am particularly wary of this current environment, but this “broken clock” has not struck right for a while…
also, Belarus Russian territory now? Rhetorical, I know
They are part of a Union State, and members of CSTO (Russian attempted imitation of NATO).
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Union_State
Taking down free press is a sure sign a nation has lost the plot and that paranoid power grabbing and destruction of democracy is on the way. From Breitbart News to now Zero Hedge, we've seen clear indications of a severe limiting of free press...a silencing of all press that reports undesirable news which is contra to the party line. Currently, any words spoken in press that even hints at US Congressional insider trading, Fed member insider trading, common understanding toward Russia or China or even buying chips from overseas are now being treated as DEFACTO TREASON.
There may come a day when Barron's posting regarding crypto is ordered halted or shut down...looked upon as treason against the US dollar.
The right of free press and free speech is one of our very fundamental rights as a free, democratic country.
There may come a day when Barron's posting regarding crypto is ordered halted or shut down...looked upon as treason against the US dollar.
The right of free press and free speech is one of our very fundamental rights as a free, democratic country.
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Hey, they do have bullish articles as well, but they are usually sourced from the outside from places like SpotGamma and Nomura analysis.
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/nomura-warns-relief-rally-squeeze-opex-massive-rise-fuel-melt
I really wish I understood options better to understand how much of what they type is legit, and how much is just BS guesstimations.