Follow stock news with your own keywords
Following stock-related news often means checking several broad feeds for a small number of public companies or investment themes. NewsWatcher lets you create a focused watchlist from the keywords that matter to you and receive relevant news alerts when matching stories appear.
NewsWatcher sends alerts about matching news stories. It does not send stock-price threshold alerts, execute trades, recommend securities, or provide investment advice.
Follow issuer events and investment themes
Build a list around public-company names and the events you research, such as earnings, guidance, leadership changes, product launches, regulation, or an industry shift. You can also pair an issuer name with a sector or market theme to keep company-specific reporting in context.
Ask a clear question before adding each term: are you following one issuer, comparing companies in a sector, or watching a theme that may affect several stocks? That boundary keeps this page focused on stock-related company research rather than broad macro coverage.
Keep the workflow organized
New and read alerts remain separate, keyword filters help narrow the inbox, and frequency controls let you choose a monitoring rhythm that fits your workflow. Coverage and timing depend on selected sources and app settings; NewsWatcher does not guarantee every story or market event.
For broader context, explore market news alerts. To focus on named organizations and competitors, see company news alerts. Start with the full keyword news alerts workflow.
Monitor news, then make your own decisions
NewsWatcher helps you monitor public news topics. It does not analyze securities, predict performance, or provide financial advice. Use it as one input in your own research process.