Realtime Headlines:news with the reaction.
A normal forex news feed shows you everything and leaves you guessing what mattered. Realtime Headlines filters more than 1,000 sources by currency and impact, and attaches the price reaction to the headlines that moved the market.
Click a headline and you see the chart of the reaction, with the exact news time marked.
What it shows
Every headline comes with the time, the currency tag and, for market-moving news, the reaction: for example EURUSD −61 pips in 6 minutes. That turns a list of news into a list of facts about what the market cared about.
How to read it
In the morning, scan only the headlines with a reaction. During the day, watch for headlines tagged to your markets. If a headline moves price against your plan, the reaction chart tells you whether it was a spike or a real shift.
Use it in real trading
The tool informs the decision, it never makes it. Here is how it plays out on real trading days.
A Tokyo official warns on fast yen moves. USDJPY drops 54 pips, then recovers in 10 minutes. The reaction chart shows a spike, so your bias stays.
A hot CPI print sends EURUSD down 61 pips and it keeps falling. The reaction confirms the dollar story in your plan.
Mistakes to avoid
- Reading every headline instead of the ones with a reaction.
- Trading the headline before seeing the reaction.
- Ignoring headlines outside your market that move your market anyway.
What makes it different
Most news feeds stop at the headline. Here the reaction is measured and attached, so you learn which news moves which market.
Questions
How many sources does it cover?
More than 1,000, filtered by currency and impact.
Can I filter by my markets?
Yes, by currency and by impact.
Is the reaction live?
Yes. The reaction chart builds as the move happens, with the news time marked.