how to get actual?

hey guys,
i needed help on how we are supposed to trade news profitably. The thing is, people have so many different theories about it.. that it is really complicated to put it into practical nmews. Anwyays.. i have checked the forex calender out.. and it has the previous and the forecasted amount written next to it.. i want to know.. how and when can we find the actual amount as soon as possible? is it possible to find out the actual amount before or at the neews time?? any sites which have this information?
any feedback would be really appreciated.. thanx

Please change the topic thread name. It is too close to another that already exists.

if you are looking to get quick info on the calender refresh the page 2-5 min. after the news comes out for that currency pair. good luck!!

Wow, this thread is miss-leading, there should be an ? instead of !! in the title of the thread. Also, there is another thread up that talks about predictions. Plz either change the title or close thread/ post on the other thread.

Pls check out all the other threads here in the news trading section. You'll find plenty of info there. If you do manage to find out the news before anyone else gets it, I suggest you leverage yourself as much as possible

hahaa.. that just might work.. anyways guys. the other threads are way too complicated.. and i just dont get the hang of it.. so i want to know.. are we supposed to watch bloomberg for the news and everything?? and how are we supposed to know whther the news which comes out varies greatly with already forecasted news.. thanx

oh and by the way.. i dont know how to change the thread's name.. sorry

If you are going to do news trading, you should watch bloomberg and CNBC. But you should also have an online news service, like need to know news or trade the news. Online services you have to pay for, but its worth it. Getting the news 5-10 seconds after the announcment does beat watching it on TV. If you are really deep pockets, you should get the best of the best, which are Reuters and Bloomberg news service online, which can run you from 700-1800-2500 if you get both. Once you get the news, then watch your platform and boom, there goes a spike.