AI stock market news
Market News collects trending financial headlines and makes them faster to read. Related articles about the same event are grouped into one story, each story is tagged with the tickers it affects, and an AI reading labels it as positive, negative or neutral for those tickers.
The feed refreshes every 30 seconds. From any story you can open the original source, or press Analyze with AI to get a short explanation of why the news matters and what traders typically watch next.
Market News is available to SimpleAlgo members. This page explains how to read the feed.
Worked example: one story, several headlines
The numbers below are an illustration of how to read a result, not a real or current trade.
Suppose five outlets report that a large retailer raised its yearly forecast. Market News shows this as one story tagged with the retailer's ticker and labeled positive, with the five sources listed underneath.
Pressing Analyze with AI might explain that a raised forecast usually lifts the stock and sometimes its competitors, and that traders will watch whether the opening gap holds through the first hour.
How to read the results
Sentiment is the AI's reading of the headline for the tagged tickers, not a prediction of the price.
Grouped stories with many sources are usually the ones moving the market today.
Always open the original source before acting on a headline.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the news come from?
Headlines from major financial news sources, linked to the original article.
What does the sentiment label mean?
An AI reading of whether the news is positive, negative or neutral for the tagged tickers. It can be wrong.
Is Market News free?
No, it is a members-only tool included with a SimpleAlgo membership.
How often does it refresh?
Every 30 seconds while the page is open.
Is this financial advice?
No. Market News is educational information only and trading involves substantial risk of loss.
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Educational analysis only. Not financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.