Paradoxically, marketse. Overload leads to cognitive flattening, where no signal stands out. Investors disengage not because nothing exists, but because everything appears equal. This creates a perception of silence despite constant data flow. In such environments, selective attention becomes critical. Those who filter effectively can still extract meaningful direction. Boredom is therefore not the absence of input but the failure of prioritization. The signal exists, but it is drowned out by uniform noise, requiring discipline to isolate it.
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