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I'm Barry Rittalts and on today's edition of At the Money we're going to discuss noise.

Not just any noise, but the kind of noise that distract investors.

Earnings reports, news releases, upgrades,

economic data, geopolitics, they can be a confusing swirl

for long-term investors. How best to manage this fire hose of distractions?

To help us unpack this and what it means for your portfolio,

let's bring in Larry Swedro. He's head of financial and economic research at Buckingham's strategic wealth.

The firm manages or advises on over $70 billion in client assets and Larry has written or co-written 20 books on investing.

So let's start with our first Masters in Business interview we did years ago. You kind of stunned me by saying all of those news

items are meaningless to long-term investors explain.

Barry the problem that investors fail to understand is that the market knows everything you know and the minute news comes out the market instantly adjusts to that new information

which is what is moving prices and by the time you react, it's already too late,

and you should therefore ignore the noise.

A great example of that is, let's say a company is trading at 60.

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