Free market-news ticker widget for your site

A drop-in live headline feed — 10 public sources (wires, Fed, financial media) merged, de-duplicated and sorted newest-first. One line of HTML, no signup, no API key. Filter it to your own tickers.

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What’s in the feed

Live counts from the current cache — refreshed every 90 seconds.

SourceTypeHeadlines cached
Yahoo Financemedia40
CNBC Marketsmedia30
Dow Jones Marketsmedia38
MarketWatch/Nasdaqmedia15
Financial Timesmedia25
Investing.commedia10
Seeking Alphamedia7
PR Newswirewire0
SECofficial25
Federal Reserveofficial20

Public RSS is the slow lane. Wires publish to RSS on a 30–120 second delay and aggregators add more on top, so a free widget like this is fine for readers and useless for trading the print. If you need the headline the moment it crosses, that is a different class of product — Top Tier Newswire aggregates 40+ sources at sub-2-second latency with sentiment tagging and custom watchlists, and the delayed tier is free to try.

Parameters

ParamValuesDefault
tickersUp to 12 symbols, comma separatedall news
themedark, lightdark
kindwire, media, officialall
limit1–5015
titleCustom header text, ≤40 charsMARKET NEWS

FAQ

Is it really free?

Yes. No signup, no API key, no rate limit for normal site traffic. The widget carries a small “Powered by Top Tier Newswire” credit in the footer — that is the price.

How fresh are the headlines?

The server re-polls all 10 feeds every 90 seconds and the iframe reloads itself every 2 minutes. That is as fast as public RSS gets: the wires themselves publish to RSS on a delay of roughly 30–120 seconds, and aggregators add more. If you trade the news, that lag is the whole game — Top Tier Newswire runs 40+ sources at sub-2-second latency.

Will it slow my page down?

No. It is an iframe, so it loads in parallel and cannot block or touch your page. No trackers, no cookies, no third-party JavaScript injected into your DOM.

Can I filter to my own tickers?

Yes — add ?tickers=NVDA,AAPL,TSLA. Matching is on the headline text, so it works for cashtags ($NVDA) and plain mentions. You can also filter by source type with &kind=wire (press releases only) or &kind=official (Fed/regulator only).

Is there a JSON version?

Yes: /api/headlines.json with the same tickers, kind and limit parameters, CORS open. Please keep the credit line if you republish.