News AI
The market wire and the papers, ranked for your book and read for you.
Two ways to read the news
One is a live rail on the desk and the other is a page you sit down and read, but both draw on the same tape underneath.
The Market timeline
What just printed and whether it matters to your book, shown on the dashboard, on Markets and in the desk's news pane.
- Wire news, company news and analyst actions, refreshed every five minutes
- Only the high-signal headlines, unless you ask for the full tape
- A one- or two-sentence summary and tags on each story it has read
The News tab
What the papers are carrying, together with the edition's read, on a page under Markets you can sit down with.
- Twelve papers and services, from Reuters and Bloomberg to the FT and SemiAnalysis
- Grouped by outlet, market or place, with the stories on your book marked
- A Snapshot written by AI every half hour, from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM ET
From the wire to your desk
Plain rules decide what you see, so a model never hides anything from you. The model then reads whatever makes it through and writes the short version for you.
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Gather
News AIEvery five minutes it pulls in the wires, company news and analyst actions, along with the twelve papers' feeds.
YouThere's nothing to set up, and your watchlist shapes what follows.
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Rank
News AIScores each headline by plain rules that weigh the source, the names on your watchlist, large caps and material events.
YouSee the high-signal headlines by default, or switch Important off for the whole tape.
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Read
News AIA model reads the headlines twenty at a time and gives each one a summary of up to two sentences, up to three tags and a read on its relevance to the desk.
YouRead the short version right under each headline.
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Collapse
News AIOnce it has been read, the same story from several wires folds into a single row, with the other versions listed behind it.
YouSee "+2" and which outlets also carried it.
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Edition
News AIEvery half hour from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM ET, it writes the News tab's Snapshot, a lead and its beats.
YouAsk about the edition, and the answers stay within it.
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Use
News AIFeeds the morning brief, and when important news lands on a covered name, proposes an update to its case file.
YouFilter, open a ticker, and move through the tape from the keyboard.
And every five minutes, it reads the tape again.
How it thinks about the news
What reaches the timeline is decided by plain rules you can reason about, and a model's verdict never adds a row or hides one.
The model sums up each story in a line or two, tags what kind of story it is, and groups the same event across wires once read.
Names on your watchlist rank higher, and any story that touches your book is marked so it stands out.
All the reading happens in the background, which means opening the News tab never fetches a feed or calls a model.
See it at work
The Market timeline
The desk's live rail, where each row shows the time, the headline, the short version, tickers, tags and the source.
- Filter by All, Market or Watchlist, and by All, Ticker, Macro, Earnings or Grades
- Analyst actions are kept to about a quarter of the rows
- Press j and k to move and Enter to open, while new stories wait behind a chip
The News tab, by market
The papers' headlines with their own decks, shown here grouped by market and filtered to equities.
- Group by Press, Market or Geography
- Each story shows its outlet, its category and its place
- Sort by time or by importance
The Snapshot
A lead and its beats that sum up the edition, written by AI and clearly marked as such.
- Rewritten every half hour from 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM ET
- If the headlines haven't changed, the rewrite costs nothing
- Ask about the edition, though it won't price or recommend a security
News AI, in numbers
- 12 papersThe feeds behind the News tab, each read every five minutes.
- 5 minutesBetween reads of the tape.
- 12 tagsThe kinds of story it tags, from guidance and earnings to supply chain.
- 14 daysOf headlines stored behind the timeline.