news services

I would ask if to observe a news data in real time can it be possible only with a costly service, like bloomberg or reuters, or when there are free/cheapest alternatives resources.
Is impossible to see release in real time straight from origin web site, and do you know some links?

Thanks Alpignolo

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From my understanding, Reuters and Bloomberg have a major lock on economic releases. Each agency has gotten exclusives on reports like Reuters has UK PMI release. Additional services like Dow Jones, Associated Press etc do not even try to compete. I don't believe there is any way to get news in the origin, Bloomberg and Reuters will be the sources.

As for cheaper options: Trade the News (audio service) and other services like it really read off the numbers of Reuters. They are without a contract about $200/month. My advice to you is getting one of these cheaper services need to understand news, trade the news and see how successful you're. Judge your success not on how much you really make, but just how much you COULD make having an additional 1/2-1 next moment.

Hope that this helps a little,

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I would need to concur StockKJay.

I use (eSignals) Dow Jones Economic Report that gives me plenty of what I'm seeking and just runs around $145 / mo..

Dow Jones Economic Report provides real time news and information on the planet's foreign exchange markets. With extensive coverage of those events and trends that influence interest and exchange rates, Dow Jones Economic Report also provides news, data, analysis and commentary for currency and currency markets -- also vital economic, political, government, financial and corporate occasions

turbo

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In my perception, Reuters and Bloomberg have a major lock economic releases. Each service has gotten exclusives on reports such as Reuters has UK PMI release. Additional services such as Dow Jones, Associated Press etc do not even attempt to compete. I do not believe there is a way to find news in the origin, Bloomberg and Reuters will be the resources.

As for cheaper alternatives: Trade the News (audio support ) along with other services like it really read off the numbers of Bloomberg or Reuters. They are about $200/month without a contract. My advice to you is getting one of these more affordable services need to understand news, trade the news and see how powerful you're. Judge your success not how much you really make, but how much you COULD make with an additional 1/2-1 second time.

Hope this helps a bit,

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I just finished a demo with Trade the News and found the audible alarms very timely. I figured they were studying directly off the Bloomberg terminal. Additionally, I found that it did not actually matter for me. I had my trade already setup and, as StockJay said, there wasn't much I could do when I knew the news. I may find the support down the road, but, I am not sure that knowing the news so fast actually helps me or not.

Why don't you watch bloomberg on the internet?

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Why don't you simply watch bloomberg on the net?

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That might typically be nice for the ones that trade the tendency that happens after critical economic releases. But a whole lot of people like to try and receive the first 10,20,30 pip spike that happens the moment the release is made.

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That would typically be nice for the ones that trade the trend that occurs after crucial economic releases. However, a whole lot of folks like to try and get the first 10,20,30 pip spike that occurs the moment that the release is made.

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Bloomberg TV on cable or satellite is quickly enough. The webcast is delayed by some minutes.

Ain't a lot like gamblin?

Thought trading has been different.

In my perception, Reuters and Bloomberg have a major lock economic releases. Each service has actually gotten exclusives on reports like Reuters has UK PMI release. Other services like Dow Jones, Associated Press etc do not even attempt to compete. I don't think there is any way to find news from the origin, Bloomberg and Reuters will be the resources.

As for more economical options: Trade the News (audio support ) along with other services such as it really read the numbers off of Bloomberg or Reuters. They're about $200/month without a contract. My advice for you is getting one of those more affordable services need to understand news, trade the news and find out how successful you are. Judge your success not how much you really make, but how much you COULD make with an extra 1/2-1 next time.

Hope that this helps a little,