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I'd check with tracdata www.tdc.com. They have something called newstrack.
I don't think it's browser based though.
But the ONLY news I've ever found to come out BEFORE the market reacts
(usually only a few seconds) is Dow Jones Broadtape news (NOT Dow Jones
Online). So you would need to subscribe to that and usually just the headline
is sufficient. They put that out before the whole story and the story usually
follows a minute or two later. I've found on good stories if you buy when the
headline comes out on DJN, then when the story comes out a few minutes
later everywhere else, you (and everyone else with a fast news source) sell
what you bought to everyone else whose buying on the news.
Cash
On 4 Dec 2000, at 13:36, Pete Holt wrote:
> An off-topic inquiry. Does anyone know of a browser based news source that
> is fast in updating current news. I can't handle the chatter on CNBC and
> can't get a cable feed at this office anyway, but I need to know quickly
> when an important new story breaks (e.g Supreme Court decision). Thanks for
> any suggestions.
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