News and market sentiment
How to read financial news, what bias and factuality ratings mean, the news cycle score and earnings season.
How to read financial news
Separate facts from opinions, check the source, and ask whether the news changes the long-term value of the business or just today's price.
Read →Bias and factuality ratings
Every news article gets three labels: its political lean, whether it is for or against the company, and how factual it is - judged by an AI that reads the article.
Read →News cycle score
The news cycle score summarises a day's news about a company (or the whole market) on a scale from -100 (very negative) to +100 (very positive).
Read →Earnings season and company reports
Listed companies publish results every quarter or half-year; share prices often move most around these reports.
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