Market news - which newspaper do you use?

[billpritjr]

What newspaper/magazine do you use for investing and market news?

 

[TrendBert]

Financial Times and The Economist

 

[El OchoCinco]

Newspaper? You mean that papery thing that comes out a day after the news is out and the market has already factored it into the index or stock of note? Never a good idea to trade on stale news...

 

[QQQShort]

The Economist

 

[steveosborne]

FT

 

[SWScapital]

Missed a choice - None.

The only printed pub I look at is the NYT employment section on Sunday to asses new hot job sectors and shifts in sentiment.

 

[gnome]

None. I get all the current financial news I need from CNBS... which is also "none".

 

[Lucrum]

Quote from optioncoach:

Newspaper? You mean that papery thing that comes out a day after the news is out and the market has already factored it into the index or stock of note? Never a good idea to trade on stale news...

Do newspapers really contain anything even resembling "news" anymore?
They should probably call them: History Papers.

As for magazines I like flipping through SFO and Active Trader.

 

[chiguy]

everything is online....

wsj

barrons

trade the news (awesome)

cbs marketwatch online

bloomberg directv feed...

i read the funnies in the sunday paper and the home and garden sections....

 

[murray t turtle]

Quote from optioncoach:/Bill pritt

Newspaper? You mean that papery thing that comes out a day after the news is out and the market has already factored it into the index or stock of note? Never a good idea to trade on stale news...

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Would agree with you o-coach about 80% or more;
probably 88.7 % or more.

However Investors Business Daily SPX/Nasdaqqq old newspaper charts with 200day/50 day moving average stay fresh for months. Its also unique, started with trading/investing profits.
Would agree with you '' dont trade on stale news'' however.

Like SFO mag , paper edition also ;
reread an OCT artlcle on Dan Zanger on $225.00 GOOG....

Don Bright had a fun recent article read on '' not predicting''

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