You have to pay for it. I am looking at tradethenews.com, i am going live next month, and they offer good services for a good price. They are 1 or 2 seconds shorter than bloomberg and reuters, but the price is well worth it.
It is for text service, their audio is 4-5 seconds delay. i dont use them yet, i am just quoting from other various forums which i am basing my research and dississions (god i cant spell, thanx college degree!)
You have to pay for it. I am looking at tradethenews.com, i am going live next month, and they offer good services for a good price. They are 1 or 2 seconds shorter than bloomberg and reuters, but the price is well worth it.
It is for text service, their audio is 4-5 seconds delay. i dont use them yet, i am just quoting from other various forums which i am basing my research and dississions (god i cant spell, thanx college degree!)
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You sure you have that straight? Isn't it their Audio that is 1-2 seconds delayed and their text that is 4,5-10 seconds?
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Yep, i am just quoting someone who uses it, he said :
"I tried the 7 day trial service about a week ago. I found the audio 2 b about 4-5 seconds slow. (Ultra: *****.com, 8/11/2006)."
So the audio is slower than the text, about 4-5 seconds. But usually, the text is on par with other news services, from what i concluded (1 or 2 secs from bloomberg and reuters). Overall, its 40 bux to get the texts, im goin that route once i trade (and build more confidence) next month. Hope this helps you. And hope someone who uses this news service can respond, becuase without acutally trying it, my responces have no merit.
I subscribe to Trade the News and am very, very satisfied with their service. The price is fair. You get both audio and text. The audio is how I process the information anyway and the audio is fast enough. I do not believe it is 4-5 seconds delayed, my atomic clock is pretty accurate and the releases are made on time. I might believe that some services could be MAYBE 1 second faster. It does not matter to me anyway because I never want to click the trade button until I have processed the information in relation to set triggers.
Sometimes I am better off to get in on the 2nd wave after it whipsaws a bit rather than race to be the last guy in on the first wave of price movement. You can get some very favorable positions without light speed clicking. I am biased likely because I am not fast enough to trade like that.
Anyway, Trade the News is the only reasonably priced service I can find. Reuter's and Bloomberg are for much bigger fish than me. Try it... you get a free month anyway.
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