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NEWS MEMORY

News memory

Before any economic release, see how the market moved after it the previous times: how much it usually moves in the first minutes, the biggest move ever, and whether it has a fixed direction. Pick the gold, pair or index you trade, and see what happened when the number beat or missed the forecast. For stocks, see how the share moved after its past earnings reports.

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NEWS MEMORY — News memory
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How to use it

  1. The news memoryBefore any economic release, see how the market moved after it the earlier times. “This week” has the coming releases, “All releases” lets you search for any one.
  2. The release cardThe release time, forecast and previous, and under it the gist: how much the market usually moves in the first hour after it. Tap the card to see its full memory.
  3. Pick the stockPick a stock to see how it moved on the trading day after each earlier earnings report.
  4. Pick the marketA release moves more than one market. Pick the gold, pair or index you trade and all the numbers below change.
  5. The summary in three sentencesHow much the market usually moves, the biggest move ever, and whether it has a fixed direction after this release. Enough to know the size of the move and set your stop loss.
  6. By the numberWhat happened when the number beat or missed the forecast, or when the rate was raised, cut or held. The card framed in yellow is what the market expects this time.
  7. Each time on its ownEach bar is an earlier time: green up, red down. Tap any bar to see the number released and the market move after 5 minutes and after an hour.

Why it helps

Knowing a release is “high impact” is not enough. The useful question is how much this release usually moves gold, and whether the reaction differs when the number beats or misses. The tool answers with numbers from the past, so you know the likely size of the move before you decide.

FAQ

How much does gold move after US jobs data?

Pick the release and gold in the tool to see the usual move in the first minutes and the biggest move in past releases.

What happens when the number beats the forecast?

The tool separates beats from misses and shows the market’s move in each case.

Does it cover earnings reports?

Yes. Pick a stock to see its move on the trading day after each past earnings report.

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Educational content, not investment advice.