Trading Post RSS/Newsfeeds

Be the first to receive news from Trading Post as soon as it is published. There are a variety of Trading Post feeds which you can subscribe to below and read in your news readers. If you are unfamiliar with newsfeeds and news readers, not to worry, just click to learn more about news readers.

Daily

 PipStop - the Trading Post blog

 Chart of the Day - a new currency pair chart setup everyday provided by James Chen of FX Solutions

Weekly

 The Mind of a Trader - popular trading psychology podcast hosted by Steve Croft

 Trading Analysis - consolidated feed of Bulls Zen Bears, Chart of the Day, and FX Weekly Report

 Bulls Zen Bears - trading newsletter and commentary provided by D. Harder

 FX Weekly Report - trading analysis and outlook provided by Pierre Charlebois

Bi-Weekly or Monthly

 Trading Post Company News - keep up-to-date with Trading Post

 Press Room - includes company press releases and Trading Post in the media

 Trading Post Promotions - don't miss out on the latest Trading Post promotions on     products and services (Coming Soon)

 Trading Post Partner News - be informed about the best of what our partners offer     through Trading Post (Coming Soon)

What is a Newsfeed or RSS feed?

A newsfeed, which is commonly known as an RSS feed (Really Simple Syndication) is a listing of a website's content. It is updated whenever new content is published to a particular website.

News readers "subscribe" to newsfeeds, which means they download lists of stories at an interval that you specify (every 30 minutes, for example), and present them to you in your news reader. Newsfeeds that you can subscribe to are often displayed with an RSS icon, such as or .

A news feed might contain a full text of a posting, a list of story headlines, a list of excerpts from the stories, or a list containing each story from the website (Trading Post's newsfeeds include full text). All news feeds will have a link back to the website, so if you see a headline/excerpt/story you like, you can click on the link for that piece of content and will be taken to the website to read it.