Markets love a good headline.A single press release can send stocks soaring. A tweet, a tariff, a central bank quip — they can all yank the S&P a few percent in one direction or another before lunchtime.Traders rush in, the algos pile on, and money changes hands completely by instinct.But just as quickly as the hype arrives, it fades. The trade unwinds and eventually what looked like a turning point turns out to be more noise as a new headline takes the old one’s place and the cycle repeats.And sometimes, t ...