Which news platform do you guys use for Fundamental analysis?

[Dom90]

What are you planning on doing with the news? Scalping on a release/news report or unexpected news event?

Or just to have an eye on the news in case anything happens you know what's going on?

Knowing what's going on the globe so that I have a better idea when I see ''something weird and unexpected" in the chart.
I used to look on at the chart, but sometimes there are big movements in price related to big events like federal banks reserve etc...
I only used to look at the chart...

 

[Dom90]

https://fred.stlouisfed.org
https://www.bloomberg.com
https://investing.com
https://www.cnbc.com
https://www.investors.com

Bloomberg TV (The Open)

Financial Times
Wall Street Journal

Your question is too vague. You need to specify what kind of fundamentals you need.

That could mean 10-k and 10-q or it could mean interest rate research or current events.
It could mean global news about central bank actions, Asia and Eurozone.

Especially now, you need to read widely. So much is happening, with news coming by the hour.

Yep, I understand it's too vague.
I used not to follow much news since I decided to invest in silver, and now I'm trying to find the best way to get general world news. To have a better idea on how the price, especially in commodities, is influenced from global news

 

[Dom90]

Joking if you are an investor but 100% serious if you are a short term trader.

Are you using fundamental for short term trading?

I'm a new investor. I invested in silver for the long term, and want to trade in the short term.

 

[p0box4]

Knowing what's going on the globe so that I have a better idea when I see ''something weird and unexpected" in the chart.
I used to look on at the chart, but sometimes there are big movements in price related to big events like federal banks reserve etc...
I only used to look at the chart...

Then Twitter is perfectly fine .

 

[Nighthawk]

I'm new to the trading world and, I need some good source of global news.

Online there are some many websites/platforms etc... that is very hard to choose the right one that is reliable and straight to the point.

Where do you get news for your fundamental analysis?

Thank you

Any "dirty" SEC report. You learn the most from reading enforcement cases by the SEC than any "fundamental" report. Thus, you learn about "clever" accounting practices by CFO´s and CEO´s.

Hum, start with ENRON!

 

[morganist]

I'm new to the trading world and, I need some good source of global news.

Online there are some many websites/platforms etc... that is very hard to choose the right one that is reliable and straight to the point.

Where do you get news for your fundamental analysis?

Thank you

You might like Seeking Alpha. That seems to fit in with what you are requesting.

Bloomberg TV is good.

A lot of people here do their own analysis by looking at the company annual reports and reports at the SEC like the 10-K report.

Financial Times and other financial newspapers and their websites might help.

 

[tonyf]

I'm new to the trading world and, I need some good source of global news.

Online there are some many websites/platforms etc... that is very hard to choose the right one that is reliable and straight to the point.

Where do you get news for your fundamental analysis?

Thank you

SEC/Edgar .... all for free as well.

 

[ironchef]

I'm a new investor. I invested in silver for the long term, and want to trade in the short term.

Like @Handle123 posted sometime back, perhaps you can long sliver and trade sliver options around your position.

When I do that on the equities I hold for long term, I read Bloomberg, IBS, Wall Street, Morley Fools, Seeking Alpha.... and companies' annual reports, press releases, earning reports, not for trading but to continue evaluate if it is a good stock to hold long term.

For my short term trades, I stared at their charts everyday and then decided what and how to trade. For me fundamentals usually did not matter for short term trades.

Good luck.

 

[Dom90]

Like @Handle123 posted sometime back, perhaps you can long sliver and trade sliver options around your position.

When I do that on the equities I hold for long term, I read Bloomberg, IBS, Wall Street, Morley Fools, Seeking Alpha.... and companies' annual reports, press releases, earning reports, not for trading but to continue evaluate if it is a good stock to hold long term.

For my short term trades, I stared at their charts everyday and then decided what and how to trade. For me fundamentals usually did not matter for short term trades.

Good luck.

Thank you that's a good picture to have in mind

 

[morganist]

Knowing what's going on the globe so that I have a better idea when I see ''something weird and unexpected" in the chart.
I used to look on at the chart, but sometimes there are big movements in price related to big events like federal banks reserve etc...
I only used to look at the chart...

You might like my blog.

http://morganisteconomics.blogspot.com/