We live in a time when information is everywhere — on our phones, in our inbox, on social media, inside trading apps, and even in WhatsApp groups that claim to know tomorrow’s stock market direction today.

Ironically, this explosion of information has not made investors smarter.

It has made many more confused, more anxious, and more prone to mistakes.

Welcome to the age of overthinking, where access to more data has not led to better decisions — only faster, more impulsive ones.

New investor problem

Earlier, investors struggled due to lack of information.

Today, they struggle because they have too much of it.

Every day the market moves, 200 explanations appear online.

Every correction comes with 50 expert predictions.

Every rally creates 100 stories of someone doubling their mon

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