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Look under the "News" tab for general news. If you want news regarding a specific equity look up the ticker symbol and it will show you specific news related to that company.
My favorite general economic release website is https://www.dailyfx.com/calendar which is very important to me as it will let me know when market moving news releases are scheduled.
Zero Hedge is not a place I would expect to find news; it is more an "opinion" website biased to the bear perspective.
You must be one of them "so-so smart" guys, so you don't need to be aware of any risks.
Actually, while zerohedge does offer some commentary and while they accept opinion pieces from outside sources for funding, perhaps the majority of their articles are aggregated.
You must be one of them "so-so smart" guys, so you don't need to be aware of any risks.
Actually, while zerohedge does offer some commentary and while they accept opinion pieces from outside sources for funding, perhaps the majority of their articles are aggregated.
I look at Zero Hedge every day; I enjoy the stories for entertainment. The problem is they always focus on the negative. I see it as "financial porn" rather than "news".
You could try Bloomberg, Business Insider's market section, CNBC news section, or Marketwatch also.
You have to read the authors on a regular basis to filter out their biases.
Since central banking is the dominant player in the financial markets, not much else is worth reading at this time. It doesn't matter whether there's an optimistic or pessimistic slant to the news. Zerohedge probably covers that area on a more frequent basis than the other sites. There are also financial reporters who follow the monetary authorities and have a wide following on twitter.
The dominant issues right now are the central banks' exit strategies, the EURUSD and USDJPY exchange rates, and the flow from passive funds to index ETF's. The last two are determined by the first.
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