Maybe you’re looking to get bullish in this very bearish market? Or, perhaps you want to find some glimmer of hope in your short-cum-long term picks? Whatever the reason, it’s a good time take a hard, long look at the financials and soak in as much info as you can. You can start by checking out StreetRead, a new endeavor designed to be the go-to feed aggregator for business and financial news.
Much like other feed readers (think Netvibes or Original Signal), StreetRead offers constantly updated news and customizable feeds all on one screen. However, with StreetRead, new feeds are forever scrolling downwards as they are updated. Once you’ve created a new login, StreetRead gives you a list of financial news sources (WSJ, Fox, and Barrons, to name a few) to add. You can choose as many as you like, or add your own. You can even add your own scrolling ticker with the stocks you’re interested in and own. StreetRead is free to use.
StreetRead.com In Their Own Words
“Streetread seeks to completely eliminate this daily procedure with a single-page interface that automatically gathers all of the financial headlines and data the web has to offer – and all without ever having to reload the page. After creating a free account, and loading the stock symbols you’re interested in, viewing the latest headlines for a symbol or financial website is just a single click away.”
Why StreetRead.com It Might Be A Killer
StreetRead is great for the amateur stock player, or pro day trader. It makes use of feed technology and uses it for business and financial news 24/7, while being easy to use.
Some Questions About StreetRead.com
Will user’s like the interface? Or will they want something more slick, and colorful? Will the scrolling updates feature be worth getting a new news aggregator for those who like aggregation sites? 
