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How Helious compares

Honest side by side comparisons against the services traders actually use, including where the other one is the better choice. $39.99 / month, with a free tier.

Helious vs Newsquawk

Newsquawk is an institutional audio squawk, priced for institutions and audio only. If you want the headline read aloud and nothing else, it does that job. If you want to know what the number meant, you are still assembling the rest yourself.

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Helious vs Financial Juice

Financial Juice gives you a squawk and a calendar. Helious gives you the squawk, a written feed with every US release scored the moment it prints, the calendar, the underlying data, Treasury auctions and the market reaction, on one screen for $39.99 a month.

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Helious vs Live Squawk

Live Squawk is an audio squawk at about $350 a month. It reads you the headline. Everything after that, the written feed, the calendar, the data and the market reaction, you are still assembling yourself.

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Helious vs Bloomberg

The Bloomberg Terminal is the best tool in the industry, and it is not built for you. It is built for institutions, on an institutional budget and an institutional contract. If what you actually do is trade around US data, most of that bill buys capability you will never open.

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Helious vs Trade The News

Trade The News is an institutional headline stream with an audio squawk on its higher tiers. It tells you what crossed. What it does not do is measure the surprise, read the auction or show you what the market did about it.

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Helious vs Benzinga Pro

Benzinga Pro is built around US equities: single-stock catalysts, scanners and a squawk on its higher tiers. If what moves your book is CPI, payrolls, the Fed and the Treasury curve, you are using a stock tool for a macro job.

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For the category as a whole, read what is the best financial news source.

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