There are many Internet sites that display calendars of economic information releases. Economic calendars showing the planned releases should be checked weekly to ensure that your investment is not being made in advance of potentially market-moving news. It may be helpful to read the article at http://www.pring.com/ titled “How to Profit From News Breaks” which is a subject not easily found elsewhere.
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Many of the large Internet sites carry an economic calendar. For example, http://www.bloomberg.com/ , http://www.briefing.com/ , http://www.schaeffersresearch.com/ and http://www.thestreet.com/ each have an economic calendar readily accessible while http://biz.yahoo.com/calendar displays the calendar from http://www.briefing.com.
http://fidweek.econoday.com/ has a clear calendar of economic events and analyses of U.S. and international economic matters. The same calendar is shown at http://mam.econoday.com/ and at http://www.barrons.com. Click on a month and a date and the calendar for the week appears. Click on any of the events and a description of the event is shown along with an explanation titled “Why Do Investors Care?” shows the same calendar.
http://money.cnn.com/markets/IRC/ shows the economic events for the next couple of weeks. Click on details to obtain the actual figure, if reported, the prior figure and the consensus of opinions for the coming event.
http://www.gkst.com/ has an economic data release calendar that shows a table of actual, forecast and previous values for the week. Often there is an article giving details and comment on the major releases.
http://www.market-harmonics.com/ offers a weekly economic calendar showing the consensus and previous figures.
http://www.mfr.com/, shows the U.S. economic indicators to be released for about a month ahead, with the median expected, the previous figure and the MFR estimate. Actuals are added as they are reported.
http://www.thestreet.com/ has the original previous and the revised previous figures in its calendar, with the forecast figures and the actual figures reported. A click on the release title shows further information.
http://www.fulldisclosure.com/ shows today’s consensus estimate and the actual economic figures along with the calendar of events for webcasts, earnings, splits, IPO’s and dividends.
http://www.streetsmartreport.com/ shows a brief list of the major economic releases for the week on the home page.
http://www.theonlineinvestor.com/ has a Market Calendar for the week.
http://www.activetradermag.com/ has a Trading Calendar that lists major economic releases.
http://www.valueline.com/ has an economic calendar for the month.
http://www.bondtalk.com/ has an economic calendar for the year and past years, a snapshot of today’s events, upcoming economic releases, the FOMC schedule and Treasury auctions. Click on the upcoming economic releases and we see the main reports due. Another click and we can go to the web site of the source of the figures.
http://www.openecry.com/ has calendars for the day, week, 2-week, month or year under Traders Toolbox. No estimates or reports of actual figures are shown but many international events are listed.
http://www.saxobank.com/ and http://www.mfr.com/ also have an international economic calendar. http://www.rightline.net/ shows U.S. stock market holidays
http://www.instinet.com/ displays international stock market holidays.
Calendars of Conference Calls
http://www.bestcalls.com/ maintains lists of upcoming and archived conference calls with companies.
http://www.vcall.com/ offers access to conference calls for a wide range of companies.
http://www.radiowallstreet.com/ has a calendar of company conference calls. Past calls can be heard and email alerts can be requested for companies in which we are interested.
http://www.bestcalls.com/ has a list of upcoming company conference calls in calendar sequence. It can also be accessed via http://www.wall-street.com.
http://www.fulldisclosure.com/ has calendars for earnings, dividends, webcasts, conferences, splits, IPO’s and economic events.
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