News trading guides
Original, practical guides on trading stocks around news events, earnings, and alerts. No price predictions, just how to think about it.
How to Use News Sentiment to Track the Stocks You Trade
What positive, neutral, and negative news sentiment actually means for a stock, and how to track it as exposure rather than a buy or sell signal.
Read guide →News Monitoring for Stock Trading: How to Track the Stocks You Own
How to set up a news-monitoring routine that catches what matters on the stocks you hold, without turning your phone into a firehose.
Read guide →What Happens to a Stock in a Merger or Acquisition
Why the target pops and the buyer slips, why the target still trades below the offer, and how to read deal news as exposure rather than a prediction.
Read guide →How Interest Rate News Moves Stocks
Why a single rate decision lifts some stocks and sinks others, and how to read it as exposure rather than a prediction.
Read guide →Direct vs Indirect Stock News: The Difference That Decides How Big a Move Really Is
Direct news names the company; indirect news reaches it through something else moving first, and that gap decides how big a reaction is fair.
Read guide →Trading Earnings Season: What Actually Moves the Stock
Why a strong earnings beat can still send a stock lower, and a weak quarter can still get rewarded.
Read guide →How to Use Stock News Alerts Without Overreacting to Every Headline
A practical guide to triaging stock alerts fast, building a focused watchlist, and knowing when the right move is doing nothing.
Read guide →How to Trade Stocks on News Events: A Practical Framework
A step-by-step way to separate real catalysts from noise, judge who is affected, and decide if a move is tradeable.
Read guide →See it applied to real news
TradeTidings reads business news across four markets and shows which stocks each story affects, direct or indirect, and how strong and lasting the exposure is.
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