SuperQuant feature tutorial · fixed teaching example

News & economic calendar

Trace a headline or scheduled event to its source and timing.

Before you begin: Feed and calendar coverage can be unavailable. Headlines can describe the same event.

How to use it

  1. Open News and inspect Sources and feed status.
  2. Select a story; compare event time with publication time and its source link.
  3. Inspect the economic calendar’s timezone, scheduled event and supplied context.
  4. Save or record a decision only deliberately; state what the event changes in your hypothesis.

Worked example and expected outcome

Teaching case: two headlines cover one rate announcement.

News & economic calendar: worked example and outcomeTeaching case: two headlines cover one rate announcement.. Are the headlines independent, and is the event past or upcoming?. One attributable event review rather than two independent confirmations.Worked exampleTeaching case: two headlines cover one rateannouncement.Check your understandingAre the headlines independent, and is the eventpast or upcoming?Expected outcomeOne attributable event review rather than twoindependent confirmations.

This is a fixed teaching example, not a current quote, personal account result or trade recommendation.

Check your understanding

Are the headlines independent, and is the event past or upcoming?

If it does not work

Use the source notice when a feed fails; an empty feed does not establish that no event occurred.

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