Newspaper? You mean that papery thing that comes out a day after the news is out and the market has already factored it into the index or stock of note? Never a good idea to trade on stale news...
Missed a choice - None. The only printed pub I look at is the NYT employment section on Sunday to asses new hot job sectors and shifts in sentiment.
Do newspapers really contain anything even resembling "news" anymore? They should probably call them: History Papers. As for magazines I like flipping through SFO and Active Trader.
everything is online.... wsj barrons trade the news (awesome) cbs marketwatch online bloomberg directv feed... i read the funnies in the sunday paper and the home and garden sections....
============= Would agree with you o-coach about 80% or more; probably 88.7 % or more. However Investors Business Daily SPX/Nasdaqqq old newspaper charts with 200day/50 day moving average stay fresh for months. Its also unique, started with trading/investing profits. Would agree with you '' dont trade on stale news'' however. Like SFO mag , paper edition also ; reread an OCT artlcle on Dan Zanger on $225.00 GOOG.... Don Bright had a fun recent article read on '' not predicting'' investors.com is a helpful free version of IBD.