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Real-Time Bullish U.S. Stock News Alerts
Start your free trial and see how News-Driven Trading becomes easier to follow with our software-, human expert-, and AI-supported Real-Time Positive-Impact Company News Analysis. Receive bullish company news shortly after publication and use it as a structured way to follow time-sensitive opportunities in U.S. stocks while working toward your Financial Well-Being through a focused From Home Career routine.
$125/ mo
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Why Start with BNA
If you already have basic stock market and trading knowledge, or are willing to build it, BNA gives you a practical way to evaluate whether pursuing a Profit Rate Of 700% per annum (assuming a certain rate of reinvestment) fits your goals, with a routine that may take about 3 hours a day from home.
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What's Included
You will receive Premarket Real-Time News Alerts before U.S. Stock Markets Open (from 07:00 AM to 09:30 AM ET), focused on U.S. Company-Specific Stock News that may support bullish price action shortly after the opening bell. Information is delivered promptly to your✓ Account Page (refreshed automatically within seconds)
✓ Email Box (not offered for Free Trial), available on paid plans; email delivery may occasionally be delayed
★ A Complete Guide on How to Trade BNA's Bullish News to help you get up to speed faster.
Extra Free-Trial Benefits
✓ Comprehensive, concise and easy-to-digest Human-Verified AI U.S. Stock Market Snapshot from Day Traders' Perspective (posted daily @ 4:00 AM ET) - $14/mo value✓ Full Yesterday Profitability Report for U.S. Stocks assigned with our Bullish News Alerts on the previous trading day (posted daily @ 4:00 AM ET), so you can review the service with more context.
How to Evaluate the Free Trial Without Risking Real Money
To evaluate our Free Trial, you may prefer not to deposit the $25,000 that must be maintained in a stock broker account, as FINRA's 25K Rule mandates. Here are 3 practical ways to assess, without risking your own money, whether our Bullish News Alerts are a good fit for you.1. If you don't want to register an account with an online brokerage, you can still evaluate the service using stock charting. While this is the simplest and most popular method, it is not perfectly accurate because stock quotes on charting sites are not actual Bid and Ask Prices and are delayed. Real-time stock quotes are typically available through Trading Platforms.
» Review the stocks related to our Premarket Bullish News through a reliable financial website, such as Yahoo Finance or Tradingview.
» Decide whether you would consider each stock a suitable day trading stock candidate.
» At 9:29 ET, when the BNA update window ends, decide how much paper money you would "invest" in each stock. Paper money refers to the amount you believe you would invest if you were trading with real money through a real brokerage account. For a cleaner comparison, it is highly recommended to use the same amount for each stock.
» From the market open, continue to monitor the price action of each stock and "enter" the stock when your strategy indicates a buy point, then "exit" if your analysis dictates a sell point. In simple terms, buy a stock when you believe its price may continue rising, then sell it when warning signs emerge and the trend appears to reverse according to your analysis. Take notes of buying and selling prices so you can calculate your results. Keep in mind that, depending on the broker's commission rates, each transaction executed in real trading entails a small fee.
2. If you want better accuracy regarding buying and selling prices, set up an online trading account so you can see real-time quotes and check the actual Bid and Ask prices displayed at the time of trade execution.
3. If your goal is to get the most precise view of your Free Trial results without investing real money, you can register with an online broker and set up its Stock Trading Simulator. That allows you to simulate live trades with paper money "executed" under almost the same parameters, such as Bid and Ask price, number of available shares, and execution times, as on the real stock exchange. Because a trading simulator's divergence from real trading conditions is usually small—though this may vary by broker—it can provide a more reliable estimate of your earnings or loss.
