The wire, live and shuffled.
Real finance headlines from the Wall Street Journal, CNBC, Reuters, Bloomberg, MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance and more, merged into one feed, refreshed through the day, and filterable by what matters to your book.
Headlines link out to their original publishers. Aggregated from public RSS feeds — Flux doesn't rehost article text, and nothing here is investment advice.
Live headlines aggregated from public RSS feeds (WSJ, CNBC, Reuters, Bloomberg, MarketWatch, Yahoo Finance & more). Each item links to its original publisher. News is informational only, not investment advice.
How the wire is leaning, by sector.
The catalyst analyst reads every headline in context, then Flux rolls those scores up by sector, so you can see where the tone is turning before the tape does.
Simulated sentiment · drifts in-browser for demonstration.
How Flux reads the news.
A person can skim ten headlines and miss the one that mattered. Flux reads the whole wire, scores every line, and only surfaces what actually touches your book.
Ingest
The wire, filings and exchange notices are pulled the moment they publish, deduplicated so one story syndicated forty times counts once.
Score sentiment
The catalyst analyst reads each item and scores it bullish, bearish or neutral, with the confidence attached rather than a vibe.
Link to your book
Every item is mapped to the tickers it names and cross-checked against your positions and watchlist, so the feed is about your exposure, not the whole market's.
Surface what matters
Ranked by impact and relevance, the loud-but-irrelevant is muted and the quiet-but-material rises — then the Reporter writes it up in a line you can act on.
Sentiment scores describe model agreement with a headline's tone. They are not predictions, not a probability of profit, and no summary here is a recommendation to buy or sell.
Stop reading the wire. Let it read itself.
Your AI Daily Brief pulls the same feed into one page each morning: the headlines that touched your book, summarized and scored, before the bell.
The feed aggregates real headlines from public RSS feeds and links to their original publishers. It's informational only and not investment advice.