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# News — Complete Guide
> Your real-time market news feed with AI analysis, sentiment, and one-click handoffs to the rest of AllMind — what it is, when and how to use it, and how it fits your research workflow.
News is your real-time, market-aware news feed. It pulls financial headlines from across the market
and enriches each story with AI: a plain-language summary, an analysis of what it means, a sentiment
read (overall and per company), a market-impact score, the companies and themes involved, and a short
list of actionable takeaways for investors. Instead of skimming raw headlines, you get a curated,
analyzed stream you can search, filter, listen to, and hand straight to the AI assistant or the rest
of the platform.
*Find it under **News & Events → News**.*
## When to use it
Reach for News when:
* You want a fast read on **what's moving the market right now** — a curated feed of the latest,
market-relevant stories, newest first.
* You're following **specific companies, sectors, or themes** and want to filter the noise down to
what matters to you.
* You want more than a headline: the **AI analysis, sentiment, and "what this means for investors"**
on a story, in one place.
* You want to **monitor breaking flow** hands-off — a streaming, auto-refreshing headline view.
* You want a quick **spoken or written market recap** to start your day.
* You've spotted a story and want to **act on it** — dig into the company's data, ask the AI about it,
or save it for later.
Use something else when:
* You want an **in-depth, multi-step analysis** of a question rather than a news scan → **Agent Studio**.
* You want to **ask a question and get an answer** (including "what's the latest news on this company")
→ **Chat** — the assistant can pull company-specific and sector news on demand.
* You're researching **filings, transcripts, or research reports** rather than news → **Document Search**.
* You're tracking **earnings calls and investor events** or **M\&A / deal flow** → the neighboring
**Live Investor Relations** and **M\&A Activity** features in the same News & Events area.
## How to use it
Open News to see the latest market-relevant stories. Each card shows the headline, source, time,
an image where available, the companies involved, the sentiment, and a market-impact signal. The
feed shows recent news (about the last week by default) and loads more as you scroll.
Click any story to open the full reading view. There you get the AI **summary**, an AI
**Analysis** of what it means, a **Market Sentiment** panel (an overall label and score, plus a
per-company breakdown when available), a **Key Decisions for Investors** list, the **market-impact**
score, the related companies and themes, and a link to read the original article at the source.
Type in the search box and press **Search** to find stories by keyword — it matches across
headlines, summaries, and the AI analysis, and handles partial or approximate terms. Open
**Filters** to narrow by company, theme, publisher, sentiment, and date range, and to sort by
relevance, newest, or oldest. **Top News** clears everything and returns you to the lead story.
Click **Live Feed** for a compact, terminal-style stream of the latest headlines that refreshes
itself about every 30 seconds. Each line shows how long ago it published, the headline, a short
summary, the tickers, and a color-coded sentiment word, with its own search box to filter the
stream. Press **Escape** or click Live Feed again to return to the normal feed.
At the top of the feed, expand **Market Summary** for an AI-written recap of the market with a
"last updated" time — and press play to hear a **spoken audio briefing** of it, hands-free.
From an open article you can **Add to AI Chat** to hand the whole story (summary, analysis,
sentiment, takeaways, and full text) to the assistant for instant follow-up questions; **bookmark**
it to save it; click a **company** to jump to its full data; or open the original at the source.
## Capabilities & key choices
**The feed vs. Live Feed — two ways to watch the news.**
* **Feed** *(default)* — full story cards with summaries, sentiment, companies, and the market
summary on top. Best for reading and researching; click a card for the full analysis.
* **Live Feed** — a fast, terminal-style stream of headlines that auto-refreshes about every 30
seconds, with its own quick search. Best for monitoring breaking flow while you work; click any
line to open the full story.
**Search — smart by default.** The search box runs an intelligent search that looks across the
headline, the summary, and the AI analysis, and tolerates partial or loosely-matching terms, so you
don't need the exact wording. (For deeper, meaning-based news search across companies and sectors,
ask the **AI assistant** — see "How it works with other features.")
**Filters — narrow the feed to your focus.** In the Filters panel you can combine:
* **Company** — show only stories tagged to the tickers you care about.
* **Theme / topic** — filter to themes like a sector trend, a macro driver, or an event type.
* **Publisher / source** — keep only the outlets you trust (matches name variations automatically).
* **Sentiment** — Very Positive, Positive, Neutral, Negative, or Very Negative.
* **Date range** — Last 24 hours, Last 7 days, Last 30 days, Last 90 days, or a Custom range.
* **Sort** — Relevance, Newest First, or Oldest First.
**Market Summary — written or spoken.** Expand it to read an AI market recap with a last-updated
timestamp, or press play for a spoken briefing with play/pause and a scrubbable progress bar.
**The article view — analysis, not just text.** Every opened story leads with the AI's read of it:
the summary, the analysis, the sentiment (overall and per company), the market-impact score, the key
decisions for investors, and the related companies and themes — with a link out to the original.
The reading view shows the AI **summary and analysis**, not the complete original article text. To
read the full source, use **Read the original article** at the bottom, which opens the publisher's
page in a new tab.
## What it can access & produce
**It draws on:**
* A broad, real-time feed of **financial news** from across the market, refreshed continuously.
* **AI enrichment** layered onto each story — summary, analysis, sentiment (overall and per company),
market-impact score, the related companies and themes, and the key decisions for investors.
* An **AI market recap** (and per-sector recaps) with a spoken audio version.
* Search and filters that reach back across roughly **the past year** of stories.
**It produces:**
* A curated, analyzed **news feed** you can read, search, and filter.
* A full **article view** with the AI analysis, sentiment, takeaways, and related companies.
* A **shareable link** to any story — open it and the page address becomes a link that takes anyone
straight to that article.
* A **spoken market-summary briefing** you can play, pause, and scrub.
* A packaged **story handed to the AI assistant** (with its sentiment, analysis, and full text) for
follow-up questions — and a one-click jump from any story to the **company's full data**.
## Tips & best practices
* **Start with the Market Summary** to get the day's shape, then dive into the feed for specifics.
* **Filter early.** Set your companies, themes, or sources once and the feed stays focused — far
faster than scrolling everything.
* **Lean on sentiment and market impact** to triage: a sharp sentiment move or a high-impact score is
your cue to open the story and dig in.
* **Use "Add to AI Chat"** whenever a story raises a question — the assistant gets the full context
(analysis, sentiment, full text) instantly, so you can ask "why is this moving the stock?" without
re-explaining.
* **Use Live Feed as a monitor** in a side tab during the trading day; switch back to the full feed to
research anything that catches your eye.
* **Jump to the data.** When a story names a company you care about, click its ticker to land on that
company's full financials and charts, then come back.
* For **company- or sector-specific** digests on demand ("what happened with this name this week"),
ask the **AI assistant** rather than hunting in the feed — it builds a structured brief for you.
## Limits & things to know
* The reading view shows the **AI summary and analysis, not the full original text** — use *Read the
original article* for the complete source.
* **Live Feed refreshes about every 30 seconds** (it checks for new stories on a timer rather than
pushing them instantly).
* The feed and Live Feed **hide "noise"** — stories with no market impact and no sentiment signal are
filtered out, so you see market-relevant news rather than everything.
* **Near-duplicate headlines are collapsed** — when the same story runs from several outlets, you see
it once rather than many times.
* The **market-summary audio** plays only once it has finished loading, and there's no separate volume
control (use your device volume); play/pause and the progress bar are the controls.
* The **sentiment** read is shown as a label plus a score, with a per-company breakdown when that
detail exists for the story; treat it as an AI signal, not a guarantee.
* **Search and filters reach back roughly a year**; the default feed view is tuned to recent news
(about the last week).
* The AI **analysis, takeaways, and sentiment are generated**, so a very fresh story may show them
filling in for a moment before they appear.
## How it works with other features
News is a hub, not a dead end — it connects directly into the AI assistant and the company data
pages so you can move from a headline to analysis to action without leaving the platform.
**Add to AI Chat** hands a whole story — summary, analysis, sentiment, takeaways, and full text —
to the assistant for instant follow-up. You can also just ask Chat for the latest news, a
company's recent-news brief, a sector digest, or market sentiment.
Every story tags the companies involved. Click a ticker to jump to that company's full data —
financials, charts, filings — and that company's page carries its own related-news panel that
links back into News.
Bookmark any story to save it alongside your other research materials for a project.
News is one of the sources the autonomous research agents can pull from, so a multi-step research
run can incorporate and analyze the latest news on a topic.
Research that searches your library can include news alongside filings, transcripts, and research
reports — useful for context, with filings preferred for hard reported numbers.
Pair News with **Live Investor Relations** (earnings calls and investor events) and **M\&A Activity**
(deals and deal flow) for the full catalyst picture.
## Example workflows
**1) Spot-and-investigate a moving name.**
1. In **News**, you notice a sharp negative-sentiment, high-impact story on a holding.
2. Click the company's **ticker** to open its full **data** (price, financials, filings).
3. Back on the story, hit **Add to AI Chat** and ask the assistant *why the stock is moving* — it
already has the article's analysis, sentiment, and full text.
4. Have the assistant pull the company's **recent-news brief** and key financials, then generate a
short **Report** or feed the findings into an **Agent Studio** run for a deeper write-up.
**2) Morning market brief.**
1. Open **News**, expand **Market Summary**, and **listen** to the spoken briefing while you settle in.
2. Switch on **Live Feed** in a side tab to monitor headlines as they roll in.
3. Filter the main feed to your **watchlist companies and themes** and scan the overnight stories.
4. For any name with a material development, ask the **AI assistant** for its recent-news brief and
check **Live Investor Relations** for the next earnings date.
**3) Build a sector view.**
1. Filter **News** to a **theme/sector** and a date range to read the recent run of stories.
2. Ask the **AI assistant** for a **sector news digest** to get the high-level shape.
3. Collect the best source stories into a **Data Room** (via bookmark), then fire an **Agent Studio**
run — or build a **Grid** — to analyze the key companies consistently.
4. Generate a **Report** from the result.
## Common questions
No — you're reading the AI summary plus the analysis, sentiment, market impact, and investor
takeaways. To read the complete original, click **Read the original article** at the bottom; it
opens the publisher's page in a new tab.
Live Feed is a terminal-style stream of the latest headlines that refreshes itself about every 30
seconds, with a search box to filter by headline, summary, ticker, or theme. Turn it on with the
green **Live Feed** button; turn it off by clicking it again or pressing **Escape**. Click any line
to open the full story.
Yes. Expand **Market Summary** at the top of the feed and press play for a spoken briefing, with
play/pause and a scrubbable progress bar. There's no separate volume control — use your device
volume.
Type in the search box and press **Search** to find stories by keyword (it matches titles,
summaries, and the AI analysis). Open **Filters** to narrow by company, theme, publisher,
sentiment, and date range, and to sort by relevance, newest, or oldest. **Top News** resets
everything.
Sentiment is an AI read of how positive or negative a story is — an overall label and score, plus a
per-company breakdown when available. Market impact signals how market-moving the story is. Both are
AI signals to help you triage, not guarantees.
Yes — the fastest way is to ask the **AI assistant**. It can return a structured recent-news brief
for a single company (earnings, analyst moves, insider trades, regulatory and capital-allocation
items) or scan a whole list of companies at once. On the News page itself, use the **company
filter** to focus the feed.
Yes. When you open a story, the page address updates to a shareable link; anyone who opens it lands
directly on that article, and the browser back button returns to the feed.
The feed filters out non-market-relevant noise (stories with no market impact and no sentiment
signal) and collapses the same story when it appears from multiple outlets — so you get a cleaner,
market-focused feed rather than raw volume.
Use **Add to AI Chat** to hand the full story to the assistant, click a **ticker** to open the
company's data, or **bookmark** it to save it. From there you can chain into Agent Studio, Grids,
or a Report.
## Getting help
For help using News or to talk through a workflow, reach AllMind support through the in-app support
option or your account team.