Headlines trace back to wires, filings, feeds, or vetted desks.
Every item in the feed comes from a source we can point at. Social chatter does not qualify.
TradeNewsCast was built for active traders who watch price move before traditional news pages finish loading. The product pulls market information into one focused feed, grades urgency, and reads the highest-signal headlines aloud.
We are not trying to look like a trading desk. We are trying to make your second monitor worth the space it takes up: fewer tabs, fewer empty alerts, less guessing about what matters.
Market-moving information is scattered across APIs, filings, RSS feeds, economic calendars, and specialist desks. You can find all of it, but the workflow is brittle: too many tabs, too many notifications, and a pile of raw material with nothing to say which piece is urgent.
TradeNewsCast does that work in one place. It collects the sources, normalizes the feed, scores urgency, and speaks only the events that warrant it.
They are what keeps this from turning into another loud financial news site. They decide what gets collected, what gets spoken, and how hard the interface pushes on you.
Every item in the feed comes from a source we can point at. Social chatter does not qualify.
Software that makes noise every minute gets muted, and then it is useless. So the voice waits.
A terminal look is not an excuse for a hostile one. The screen should stay calm even when the market is not.
The product is deliberately narrow: help you notice market-moving information faster. Everything else is secondary.
Real-time feed across equities, crypto, forex, commodities, bonds, and macro.
Priority grading that separates market-moving events from routine updates.
Voice alerts for breaking headlines, so traders can keep watching charts.
Searchable history and calendar context without leaving the workflow.
Some of these would probably help our growth numbers. We are not doing them, and it seems fairer to say so on this page than to let you find out later.