Here is a clear example of how “bad” news is used to mess with your head.

Notice that it appears not during a rise, but precisely before corrections or after major liquidations, to “explain” why you lost money.
Or stories of this kind are planted so that the crowd starts actively shorting.
This news, of course, is based on some real facts.
But an ordinary person, as a rule, does not understand many things about the market and perceives any such information dump on an emotional level, which directly affects their psychology.
Fear, hope, and euphoria control the markets—three main rules.
If we distance ourselves from this news, we arrive at what I have written about here more than once—inflation is the simplest way to take your money, so by raising the prices of all goods, from bread in the store to plane tickets, you will become poorer, while there will be more money in the system, and globally everything will only get worse for us—that is a fact.
As for the news, you will never be warned in advance about a crash or collapse…

News:

JPMorgan has just published a frightening chart of global oil inventories. Inventories are falling rapidly, and if this line reaches the 6.8 mark, the global economy will collapse.