Your fav site for market/financial news?

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As topic, what is your favourite site to keep abreast of the latest market/financial news?

ColdIron

For keeping abreast, Citywire has a number of short and digestible news outlets. Sign up for email alerts and choose the articles you want to read from the headlines or skip them as you wish

http://citywire.co.uk/money
http://citywire.co.uk/wealth-manager
http://citywire.co.uk/investment-trust-insider

[Deleted User]

Thanks Coldiron, looks very informative.

talexuser

Trustnet for fund updates. Beware using the articles as the only way to choose funds, they tend to be highlighting a handful of funds compared to sector averages which may not be the best performers but nevertheless worth reading.

Thrugelmir

In addition to Citywire, Trustnet.

Investors Chronicle
Reuters
UK Finance - News in Brief

Read
Quality newspapers (at your local library for free).
Plenty of books available from your local library also.
Live market commentary
Company Accounts
London Stock Exchange - Company news releases and announcements

Listen to.
Wake Up To Money
World Business Report
Speakers at Events
Attend Company AGM's

Watch
Quality TV programmes

You never stop learning. The more informed you become. The better you'll rationalise your own investment decisions.

AnotherJoe

I see no need to keep abreast of the latest financial news as by the time i receive it, it will be too late to make any cunning sells or buys to keep ahead of everyone else. I reckon you are better off not reading it as its just likely to make you behave like one of the herd.

kidmugsy

I find writers in the City pages of the Telegraph on a Monday often have interesting things to say that don't get much coverage elsewhere.

I've not seen it in ages, but the personal finance section of the FT on Saturdays used to be the best around.

As an experiment why don't you look at those two for the two or three weeks after the Budget?

oldwally

kidmugsy wrote: »

I find writers in the City pages of the Telegraph on a Monday often have interesting things to say that don't get much coverage elsewhere.

I've not seen it in ages, but the personal finance section of the FT on Saturdays used to be the best around.

I think the Saturday FT is about 4 quid now !!!!!! Still as someone said above,try your local library,assuming they aint shut down !

IN the old days...............of the internet I mean...............Motley Fool and III used to be good for reading other peoples views /news on things.Nowadays ofcourse,next to useless

MaxiRobriguez

Bloomberg on TV.

Reuters, Trustnet, Seeking Alpha, Business Insider and MarketWatch seem to be my go to online.

oldwally

MaxiRobriguez wrote: »

Bloomberg on TV.

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Yes, and CNBC too,and if cost is an issue (4quid FT etc) you can get a Satellite set up (for Bloomers and CNBC) for say less than 100 quid as a one off investment.

Can't be bad !

[Deleted User]

Thanks for all the replies!


Looking through them now.