Dow Jones News Service -- Full Text includes Dow Jones NewsPlus also for 115$/month Dow Jones Real-Time News Service -- Headlines for 70$/month I have taken 30 days trial for $115 service, but want to know more about $70 news plane: - If $70 plan also offers the "HOT News" feature? -And does it covers international and political events that affects US market or just covers Financial news? -Is the $70 plane is real time as broadtape and not snapshot? What disadvantage we will be at, if if don't pick up the 115$ plan, since i am trying to avoid it because of being bit pricy for me. http://www.esignal.com/esignal/matrix/matrix_news.asp -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Accurate, Real-Time News for the Equity Markets Dow Jones News Service (DJNS)provides fast tips and in-depth reports on anything and everything that affects stock prices -- corporate disclosures, industry news, market reports, hot stocks, international events and more. DJNS is used by stockbrokers, traders, analysts, money managers and corporate executives. DJNS has expanded publishing hours to around the clock and publishes more real-time stories for more companies, throughout the night and before and after the market day. Drawing on Dow Jonesâ global network of reporters and editors, DJNS transmits more than 3,000 items on a busy news day. These include: Corporate developments U.S. and Canadian equity market news Other financial market news U.S. economic news and indicators Worldwide geopolitical and economic news Plus, youâll also find these special features on DJNS: Hot stocks to watch Calendar of events Small cap company coverage Exclusive CEO interviews Analystsâ rating changes Mutual fund news, analyses, profiles and top performers Wall Street Journal articles and statistics Barronâs articles Dow Jones NewsPlus This is a website designed exclusively for Dow Jones News Services subscribers that eliminates the use of retrieval codes, enabling users to move easily beyond thousands of daily, scrolling headlines to a quick and comprehensive review of market-moving stories, market updates, analysis and commentary. Information on essential topics, such as the war in Iraq, technical analysis, corporate disclosure and personal finance, is also highlighted to make it easy to access and use.
My understanding is that the main difference between the $115 and the $70 Dow Jones news packages is that the $70 package does not have the full stories when you click on the headline (i.e. headlines only) and also there is no access to the Dow Jones News Plus service (Research menu --> Dow Jones News Plus). Other than that they are the same headlines as the Broadtape, and with the same real-time timeliness. Regarding the "Hot News" feature, I checked around the office and the consensus is that this is still available in the $70 package.