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Old 08-21-2006, 07:40 PM
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I would like to know where I can get financial news and resources. I currently watch CNBC during market hours. Is this enough?

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I would like to know where I can get financial news and resources. I currently watch CNBC during market hours. Is this enough?
Nooooo.

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Old 08-21-2006, 07:44 PM
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Here's a list of several that I use:

1. Wall St. Journal
2. Bloomberg (they have a online TV you can watch for free)
3. CBS Market Watch
4. CNN Money
5. DailyFx

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hehe.. I would have to agree with you Lisa. Trading based on news you see on TV is a bad idea. By the time news gets broadcasted you are two steps behind the professionals. You'll end up chasing the markets. CNBC is good to keep you updated. For trading... not a good idea.

I used to use Breifing.com. Now I trade with the TV off. Here's my little secret. If you plan on day trading use pit noise.

PM me... I'll send you a good link for a pit noise vendor. It might be confusing at first but ever since I started using pit noise I can never trade without it.

Here's a link to a complete list of terms used in the S&P pit.

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I would like to know where I can get financial news and resources. I currently watch CNBC during market hours. Is this enough?
I suggest you turn your TV off during market hours. Just trade price action. Thats all you need. Good luck.

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Old 08-27-2006, 09:35 PM
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Here's a couple more useful sites:

1. www.CBSmarketwatch.com
2. www.cnnfn.com
3. www.financialweb.com
4. www.futuresource.com
5. www.iqc.com
6. www.zacks.com

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