Is there a good source for financial news minus the hysteria?

[CompoundInterestFan]

Seriously, if you read most news outlets today you'd think the world has ended.

What do the folks here recommend for level-headed financial news?

 

[winnie]

Jim Jubak.

 

[winnie]

to elaborate....he warned last week to get out of emerging markets. I heeded his advice.
thank goodness, or today would have been even worse. I like his macro-view of things.

He recently (last month?) published lengthy articles warning about China's markets and their role in a possible global stock melt down...

 

[Cut-Throat]

Seriously, if you read most news outlets today you'd think the world has ended.

What do the folks here recommend for level-headed financial news?

Don't watch any of it! - You might do something stupid.

 

[Eagle43]

Well, I listened to y'all and moved a considerable part of my REIT Index into Target Retirement 2015. That's all the moving I'm gonna do for awhile. I won't pay much attention to the noise.

 

[yakers]

Cramer?

 

[LOL!]

I like http://www.reuters.com/
You also might like the columns of James Stewart: www.smartmoney.com/commonsense Read today's column (probably written before today) and the previous one.

 

[brewer12345]

Reuters sucks the big, hairy one-eye.

I find bloomberg avoids much of the actual hysteria, although they tend to pound on a few themes per day.

 

[audreyh1]

Yeah, I was going to suggest bloomberg.com for the facts without the hysteria.

Audrey

 

[Ed_The_Gypsy]

Seriously, if you read most news outlets today you'd think the world has ended.

What do the folks here recommend for level-headed financial news?

This board. Turn the TV off.

 

[JustCurious]

This board. Turn the TV off.

I concur. I also recommend diehards.org.

 

[ex_CFO_now_RVer]

Dittos for Bloomberg.com Just the facts!!!

Dave

 

[uncledrz]

WSJ

 

[JohnDoe]

Sportcenter.

 

[yakers]

The Economist magazine, paper & online.