#genius $GENIUS A lot of people assume having access to more data automatically leads to better decisions.
I'm starting to think the opposite might be true.
Because unfiltered data doesn't reduce uncertainty.
It multiplies it.
You end up with more signals to process.
More noise to separate from actual information.
More room to talk yourself into the wrong conclusion.
The traders who consistently make good decisions aren't the ones with the most data.
They're the ones who've figured out which data actually matters.
That's a harder problem than it sounds.
Especially when markets move fast and every data point feels equally urgent.
Genius Terminal caught my attention because it seems to approach this problem seriously.
Not by adding more information.
But by making the right information more accessible.
That distinction might be small.
But in practice, it changes everything.