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I'm very dissappointed in the news feed that I have with ninjatrader/kinetick. You would think that "US and China are said to be outlining deal to end trade war" would show up somewhere. Nope. I have "Following is a Test Release" So much for RTTNews and FlyOnTheWall
What is the best way to keep up with the news?
Can you help answer these questions from other members on NexusFi?
A great paid service is Benzinga. I tried their trial a while back but I don't bother with it these days because trading news is never as reliable as following the technicals for me.
Tradingview has news feeds specific to each instrument. It's not bad but nothing real time.
Interactive Brokers has an okay news feed, nothing spectacular. You might also try ceo.ca for individual stocks.
I just rely on Twitter and Tradingview newsfeeds for the most part since it's not a big part of my trading style.
I've always found great value in Briefing.com's news. I know Briefing's InPlay comes bundled with Schwab's services if I remember correctly. These feeds are used by many and not only Retail Traders.
I found twitter with the right filter a good and fast source for news of all kind. I use Tweetdeck to show more than one news column at the same time with different filters on.
I am using it for information purpose only and don't do any trades based on that information.
