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Personalized market news

News Watch

Follow the tickers you care about without reading the same story five times.

News Watch builds a concise on-site feed from the companies you choose, then adds only the product updates and event types you want to see.

Use it when
You want relevant news for chosen companies without repeated coverage.
Start with
Choose the tickers to follow
Leave with
A concise, deduplicated queue of company and product changes

Inside News Watch

Build a feed that changes only when something matters.

Choose the companies and product updates you care about, then read one deduplicated queue instead of repeated headlines.

Select a numbered point to trace the screen.
News Watch shown in the Investor Desk interface
Current News Watch interface. Select a point above or open the full screen. Displayed names and values can change as the product updates.
Current product screen News Watch
News Watch full product interface

Why News Watch

Stay current without living in a headline feed.

News Watch creates a focused on-site feed for the companies and Investor Desk products you choose, with repeated coverage stripped out.

01 · Your companies

Follow the names that matter to you

Search and save tickers, then use the company list as the scope for each new update.

02 · Changes only

Unchanged theses and rankings stay quiet

The feed prioritizes genuinely new company news, filings, earnings, unusual moves, and product changes instead of repeating static research.

03 · One reading queue

Lead item, concise updates, and history together

Deduplicated coverage keeps the current development clear while older updates remain available when you need context.

Product manual

Complete personalization manual

Follow companies once. Review only what actually changed.

News Watch turns selected companies and selected Investor Desk products into a concise on-site feed. It removes duplicate headlines, avoids repeating unchanged research, and keeps earlier updates available when context matters.

Product map

Know which view answers which question.

Move through the product in order. Each view has a distinct job and should not be used as a substitute for the next one.

01 / Scope

My companies

Which tickers should be monitored for relevant updates?

02 / Filter

Update types

Which product changes and company news belong in this feed?

03 / Review

Today's feed

What is genuinely new and why does it matter?

04 / Recall

Earlier updates

What changed previously and how did the current context develop?

Screen anatomy

Read every field for its intended purpose.

The field, its meaning, and the decision it supports remain separate. This prevents a rank, forecast, range, or headline result from carrying more authority than it should.

Field What it means How to use it
01Followed ticker

A company explicitly saved to the personalized feed.

Use a focused list rather than recreating the whole market.

02Update type

The Investor Desk product or company-news category allowed into the feed.

Disable categories that do not change your decisions.

03Lead item

The highest-priority current development across followed companies.

Read the explanation before scanning the shorter queue.

04Why it matters

A concise statement connecting the item with the company or product review.

Use it as a routing cue, then open the underlying detail.

05More from today

Additional distinct updates that did not become the lead item.

Expand only when the first pass warrants more context.

06Earlier history

Prior dated items retained for the followed companies.

Use it to reconstruct change, not to reread stale headlines each day.

07Alert setting

An optional in-app notification threshold.

Reserve alerts for important changes; the complete feed remains on site.

08Original item

The filing, release, or article attached to a feed entry when available.

Check the original record before relying on precise claims.

Interpretation states

Know what the screen is asking you to do next.

A product state should lead to a specific research action, including the decision to do nothing when no new evidence deserves attention.

01

New material item

What it says
A selected product or company produced a distinct relevant update.
Next action
Read why it matters and open the owning product or original item.
02

Related headlines

What it says
Several items describe the same underlying development.
Next action
Use the consolidated lead rather than treating repetition as more evidence.
03

Unchanged thesis

What it says
The company remains followed but no research state changed.
Next action
Do not repeat it merely to fill the feed.
04

No current updates

What it says
Nothing new cleared the selected relevance settings.
Next action
Leave the feed quiet and return later.

Repeatable workflow

Use the same disciplined sequence every time.

The routine keeps the product useful after the novelty disappears. It also leaves a clearer record of what was known, what changed, and why a decision followed.

  1. 01

    Add only companies you genuinely want to review when something changes.

  2. 02

    Choose the Investor Desk products and company-news category that belong in your feed.

  3. 03

    Read the lead item's why-it-matters statement before opening shorter updates.

  4. 04

    Open the owning product for model, research, range, ownership, earnings, or macro detail.

  5. 05

    Use More from today when the lead item reveals a broader development.

  6. 06

    Use earlier history to reconstruct context across several days, not as a daily reading obligation.

  7. 07

    Review followed companies periodically and remove names that no longer belong in the workflow.

Plain-English glossary

Use the product's terms consistently.

Followed company
A ticker explicitly included in the personalized feed.
Changes only
Unchanged theses and rankings are not repeated as new items.
Deduplicated
Related headlines are consolidated around one underlying development.
Lead item
The highest-priority current update across the configured feed.
Product update
A change produced inside another Investor Desk feature.
Company news
Relevant external company coverage attached to the followed ticker.
Visual product guide

Five real product captures

See the setup, today's concise feed, and earlier updates.

News Watch is a personalized on-site intelligence feed. These captures show how followed companies and selected product changes become a calm, deduplicated review queue.

01 / Configure

Choose the companies and changes that can reach the feed.

Follow tickers directly, then include only the Vector Ridge products and company updates that matter to your process.

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01
One-time setup

Choose followed companies and decide which product changes belong in the personalized feed.

02 / Review

Lead with the most important new item, then keep the rest concise.

A lead item explains why it matters. Remaining items are deduplicated into a compact queue, with earlier updates available when context is needed.

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02
Today's feed

Read the strongest new development first, then scan the remaining company-linked changes.

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03
More context

Open more from today or earlier history without repeating unchanged theses and rankings.

03 / Mobile

Setup and review work as one vertical path.

Mobile makes it obvious whether the user is choosing coverage or reading the resulting feed.

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04
Choose coverage

Add companies and update types without horizontal scrolling.

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05
Read the result

See concise, relevant company updates in priority order.

01

How to use it

Set the feed once, then read only new developments.

The quality of News Watch comes from the setup: a focused company list, deliberate update choices, and a changes-only reading habit.

  1. 01

    Choose tickers

    Search by ticker or company, add the names you care about, and remove any company that no longer belongs in your feed.

  2. 02

    Choose update types

    Turn product and event categories on or off so the feed matches your actual workflow.

  3. 03

    Read the lead item

    Start with the most relevant update and its concise explanation of why it matters.

  4. 04

    Open more or earlier updates

    Expand the current day or review prior days without changing the ticker list.

02

News Watch on mobile

Your followed companies become the front page.

Mobile keeps ticker selection, lead news, product changes, and prior-day history in one focused on-site reading queue.

  • Choose tickersSearch by ticker or company, add the names you care about, and remove any company that no longer belongs in your feed.
  • Choose update typesTurn product and event categories on or off so the feed matches your actual workflow.
  • Read the lead itemStart with the most relevant update and its concise explanation of why it matters.
News Watch shown in the mobile Investor Desk interface
Current mobile News Watch screen.
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Example workflow

Example: following four core companies

Set up the list once, then use News Watch as a focused reading queue.

01

Add the four companies

02

Enable company news, earnings, and relevant product changes

03

Read only new developments

04

Open the company research when an update changes the thesis

04

Updates and boundaries

News is filtered for change

The feed refreshes as supported news and product events arrive. Relevance and deduplication are designed to reduce repetition, but users can still open more history when needed.

Company news As relevant supported items arrive
Product changes When the selected product publishes a change
Earnings and Macro Around scheduled and reported events
History Grouped by date for later review

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