Propel your algorithmic trading strategies with real-time news for faster and more reliable market decisions.
The news is quantifiable. When incorporated into your trading strategy, news is a powerful competitive asset. With the ability to identify sentiment, trends and correlations in the news, you transform your trading strategy so that your computers can accurately process events and act on them immediately. Dow Jones’s innovative solutions power the intelligence of your computer-based trading systems with the precision of our editorial news. Dow Jones offers actionable, computer-readable news at market-moving speeds, deep archives, flexible feeds and applications and partnerships that ensure our news and data are available on your preferred platforms.
Dow Jones delivers ultra-low-latency trading news feeds for financial professionals
Dow Jones Solutions for Algorithmic and Quantitative Trading is a suite of advanced automated trading solutions that provides buy- and sell-side firms with unique news data in innovative formats, flexible delivery options and tools for creating, deploying and adapting complex trading strategies.
Support trading strategies with a comprehensive ultra-low-latency feed of financial news and information
Dow Jones Solutions for Algorithmic and Quantitative Trading Includes These Powerful Options:
The Dow Jones Elementized News Feed places discrete pieces of news—keywords, timestamps, symbols and other crucial data—into precisely tagged fields for easy parsing and direct embedding into trading programs and models, speeding decisions to mere milliseconds. The feed includes the economic and corporate news most likely to influence markets and trading around the world, including more than 230 economic indicators from G7, Euro-zone and Australia/New Zealand and key energy data.
Dow Jones News & Archives for Algorithmic Applications allows you to harness the intellectual capital of Dow Jones and its deep, well-organized news source. This solution includes real-time news and an archive dating back more than 30 years, and can be used to create algorithms for a range of applications such as risk management, arbitrage, and pre- and post-trade analysis.
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