Apologies if this is the wrong group, but I couldn't find one where it would fit better, really. Anyway, I usually listen to Bloomberg during premarket and market hours, and it's ok with Tom Keene early in the day, but about mid-day they switch mostly to the Politics and Policy, and Law stuff and generally stuff I don't care much for. Any audio alternatives -- not a chart room, but, rather a radio or live stream feed with commentary. I tried Options Network but the guy is too loud and tries to be AM radio or something, and I am not sure they have a live feed anyway. Thoughts? Suggestions? Looking for equities and options mainly, not so much futures.
CNBC Radio but its not available in some countries. https://www.cnbc.com/live-audio/ If you're in a country that its not available...some free streaming services have it and some brokers have it in their trade execution platform. wrbtrader
Talk about a business channel diving into politics too much - CNBC "wrote the book". Then WTFox Business came along and doubled down. Mario B jumped Fonzie's shark and landed in the pool at Mar-A-Largo lol.
TastyTrade? About 25% of the time, it's just filler and yuk yuk talk...non-market related stuff. I don't listen to it regularly although some of their market measures segments on backtests are interesting. I spend more of my time listening to MacroVoices and other podcasts on Youtube.
BBC Radio 4 https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/live:bbc_radio_fourfm I once looked at Financial Times Radio but couldn't find it for free. They have an app... maybe I will try again to chase this down. Reuters publishes some content here: https://mobile.reuters.com/tools/podcasts Also there's some good YouTubers out there. A little indy, but interesting: Kaiser Report, some others on metals... If you have Schwab as a broker they do a lot of live streams.
What if you took the Bloomberg tv feed and turned off the screen? I haven’t watched Bloomberg tv in a long time but I only recall politics and policy if it had a specific market bend to it (like ecb meetings during the Greece crisis).