The global financial markets and the news are inextricably linked. News stories move the financial markets, and the financial markets make the news. Today we sit down with Mosheh Oinounou of Mo News, an Emmy-award winning journalist who has worked at Bloomberg, CBS, and FOX News in the past. Mosheh has now created his own news service primarily distributed across social media platforms, where he is a trusted source for hundreds of thousands of followers.
We discuss how Mosheh distills critical intel from the vast array of global news, explore the complexities of bias and mistrust in the news media, and debate the role of journalism in a post-AI environment. We swap stories from opposite sides of the newswire during major market-moving events like the financial collapse of 2008 and Fukushima in 2011. And we learn how Mosheh is preparing for his next exciting role as a father!
You can watch Mosheh's TedEx talk referenced at the link below, can subscribe to his news letter or become a Mo News premium subscriber on his website or follow him for. your daily dose of news on Instagram or TikTok.
Mosheh TedEx Talk: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IBZdjaIR4w8
Mo News Website: https://www.mo.news/
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