Hi ya…
Does anyone listen to market noise? More precisely, view news channels such as CNN, MSNBC, etc.
Or during the trading day watch the Dow, S&P, or indexes.
I can only see taking in market noise for one purpose, which is monitoring for a major global effecting catastrophe of some sort. But with stops in place the most will happen is a stop out.
In the morning I read google news for such like the above but that’s it really. Besides who wants to watch depressing news anyways.
Any thoughts?
Does anyone have any input for this?
Personally I avoid news like the plague.
Everything is already priced into the chart so that’s all I watch.
No. 
The above mentioned news “sources” are not transmitting news anymore because they are too late. Events have already happend. So these “sources” transmit [B]after[/B] news. 
They’re also used to influence market perception. The BoJ are masters in that kind of thing where they are using such outlets you have mentioned in order to archieve a pre-meditated sentiment.
That’s intermarket correlation.
Central Banks websites are a vey good news sources depending on what pairs you trade.
I’m with o99016mh on this one. I trade the charts… price is always right!
Personally, I cannot second guess how ‘X’ news will effect price. Therfore I will trade all news indirectly through price on the charts. With the sole exception of high impact news. I make sure I’m out pre- news release. Better I think to see where price has gone then decide whether to take a possible retrace trade.