Hi Danis

Thanks for your question, although a bit difficult for me to answer since I do not regularly read any news or blog anymore for a while. The reason I do this is to limit the risk of falling into behavioral biases that will impair the objective point of view I try to keep in all I do. However I follow several accounts on X that cover parts of the market I am not an expert about or simply have limited time to research on in the best effort to keep a broad view of all that's happening and not to develop a tunnel vision. For example @LukeGromen, @TripleNetInvest, @TaviCosta or @dnystedt. With the same logic, I am also following accounts I disagree with or that are simply engagement farmers trying to ride any FOMO wave since that helps me to understand what's the general crowd sentiment to a certain respect.

I read a lot of books though, both technical and not, since I find they are the best tool to really strengthen your knowledge and skills. Some suggestions here:

- Fixed Income Analysis

- Thinking Fast And Slow

- The Art Of Creative Thinking

- Game Theory at Work

- The Man Who Solved The Market

- Too Big To Fail

- Intelligent Investor

- Confessions of A Wall Street Analyst

- Predator's Ball

- Valuation

- Silk Road

- Sapiens

- When Genius Failed

- The Snowball

- Moneyball

Hope this answer is helpful to you,

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