Fin’s reading relevance
See which stories may relate to your Markets favorites. This is a transparent, rule-based reading aid—not AI-generated importance, investment advice, a trade signal or a prediction of price impact. High means a direct mention match; Related means broader market context; General means no clear match. Important stories can still be General, and matching can miss references.
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Only the current account’s free watchlist or consented guest favorites are used. Matching runs on your device and sends no watchlist, ticker list or search terms to publishers, model providers or analytics. Account favorites are fetched privately from FinanceFD. Guest favorites need Functional Preferences. The same passkey works for subscriptions and free watchlists; no payment is needed. Relevance is recalculated when this page regains focus; it is not a real-time alert.
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Read beyond the headline.
These are automatically selected publisher RSS and news-sitemap headlines, not FinanceFD reporting or a human-curated investment recommendation. We link to the publishers; some articles may require a subscription. Original Fin briefs use the publishers’ public feed context and get a separate review before publication. When a brief is unavailable, the page shows the publisher’s own description when available and labels it clearly. It does not replace full articles or bypass a paywall. No live price quotes are reproduced.
Recent stories can remain in the list on weekends or quiet news days. Check each publication date. Educational information only; news can change and investments can lose value.
How are stories selected?
Recent, dated headlines from CNBC, The Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, CNN, MarketWatch, the Federal Reserve, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, CoinDesk, and Cointelegraph are filtered for market relevance, deduplicated and available in publication order. The optional Fin order prioritizes matches to your favorites on this device. The collector looks back up to seven days and excludes obvious sponsored content, press releases, and price-prediction promotions. Automated filtering can miss context.
What if an update or source fails?
The last usable edition stays available. Partial or delayed updates are flagged, and older category timestamps are kept. The hosted backup checks for a missed edition so updates can continue when the local computer is unavailable or busy. Scheduling depends on service availability and account allowance.
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