Which Forex Live TV do you watch?

[DevBru]

But even then it's far too late as the Twitter reading Algos will get the news far quicker than any human.

Plus, do you really want to spend all day every day pushing 'Refresh' (about 18,000+ times a day!) on a browser for 1 tweet out of 20 that may or may not move the market in a direction you're not entirly sure about.

There is absolutely no need to refresh yourself ... Just use something like Tweetdeck.

And yes of course, you will never beat the algo's reacting to the news, obviously ... Not even when you are using a news source that costs you many thousands $ a month.

But what do you think is going to be faster: reading the tweet Trump posted seconds after he posted it, or wait for some kind of news service to analyze it and read it out for you?

If used well Twitter is one of the best sources to get your news from and its free. It can't compete with a Bloomberg Terminal for example for most news, but it is way better than watching CNBC and even better than most expensive squawks out there (if you know who to follow). It is a great source to follow news and keep you up to date on what is moving the market.

 

[salamanderforex]

All very good points.

Thanks guys.

This brings me to: what else other than the charts do you look at or watch for (if anything)?

 

[AbbotAle]

A) Yes Dev, I'm not that sophisticated when it comes to Twitter use!

B) And yes Dev, I agree again, Twitter is probably the best sources for getting news quicker these days.

 

[salamanderforex]

There is absolutely no need to refresh yourself ... Just use something like Tweetdeck.

And yes of course, you will never beat the algo's reacting to the news, obviously ... Not even when you are using a news source that costs you many thousands $ a month.

But what do you think is going to be faster: reading the tweet Trump posted seconds after he posted it, or wait for some kind of news service to analyze it and read it out for you?

If used well Twitter is one of the best sources to get your news from and its free. It can't compete with a Bloomberg Terminal for example for most news, but it is way better than watching CNBC and even better than most expensive squawks out there (if you know who to follow). It is a great source to follow news and keep you up to date on what is moving the market.

Thanks.

Any twitter follow recommendations?

 

[DevBru]

Thanks.

Any twitter follow recommendations?

Trump and zerohedge.

 

[salamanderforex]

Trump and zerohedge.

Thanks.

Does anyone follow any specific news feed or sources for crude oil prices as it pertains to forex?

 

[AbbotAle]

Thanks.

Does anyone follow any specific news feed or sources for crude oil prices as it pertains to forex?

There probably isn't one.

Crude doesn't attract a lot of fast paced running news like FX or stocks.

 

[DevBru]

Thanks.

Does anyone follow any specific news feed or sources for crude oil prices as it pertains to forex?

What do you mean with crude oil prices, someone who gives out trade calls or target prices?

 

[salamanderforex]

What do you mean with crude oil prices, someone who gives out trade calls or target prices?

Yes, and however much possible to see so one can keep an eye on currencies that is pegged to crude.

 

[Steve Alexander]

I watch none.
Because those talkers are professional talkers.
They are not professional traders.

Listening to those talkers might cause more harm than benefit.

Well said. I don't have a TV, and I haven't watched main stream media in decades.