Wall Street Horizon plans to expand its dataset in 2015, to provide existing users with more market-moving calendar data and further grow its customer base among buy-side firms. read more >
Inside Market Data, Wall Street Letter, Financial Technologies Forum, CNBC, Yahoo Finance, MarketWatch and more share the news. read more >
Demand for stock calendar event data services is increasing among quants. Wall Street Horizon appointed Bruce Fador as president to push growth into other sectors. read more >
Wall Street Horizon is increasing its focus on the buy side after a recent academic study found that the vendor's earnings date revisions data could be used to predict stock movement, and has hired new research director to educate buy-side firms... read more >
How You Could Have Seen Apple's Earnings Beat Coming read more >
New research shows that the way companies plan their earnings announcements and shift their schedules actually says a lot about how the company is doing, and how the stock will move. read more >
Scheduling corporate events such as earnings release dates can point to significant, untapped sources of alpha, as firm-initiated revisions to expected earnings announcement dates are strong predictors of firms’ upcoming earnings news and future. read more >
Woburn, Mass.-based corporate earnings and event data provider Wall Street Horizon has launched a new ETF Calendar Data Feed to provide institutional traders and market makers with access to announced, projected and historical exchange-traded fund... read more >
The recent furor over high-frequency trading prompted by Michael Lewis' book Flash Boys has led many to think that the only source of innovation in financial markets is making things faster, so that some kind of banker-sandman phantom can steal Granny's.. read more >
"[We] focus much more on earnings date precision than we had in the past. There is a big risk-reward to getting the date right." read more >
