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You can try <a href="https://www.ighome.com/" rel="ugc">igHome</a>, or <a href="http://www.igoogleportal.com/" rel="ugc">iGooglePortal</a>.
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You can try igHome [https://www.ighome.com/], or iGooglePortal [http://www.igoogleportal.com/].

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How do any of those display ONLY stock news or at least have it as the main area of display. They look convoluted.
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How do any of those display ONLY stock news or at least have it as the main area of display. They look convoluted.

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They're customizable. &nbsp; Play with either one and I think you'll see.
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They're customizable.   Play with either one and I think you'll see.

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Yeah - Google Finance looks good. Thanks.
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Yeah - Google Finance looks good. Thanks.

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Where can I find a stock news aggregator website that allows for easily adding/removing your own stock symbols so you can track just those.<br />
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<a href="https://pro.benzinga.com/pricing/" rel="ugc">https://pro.benzinga.com/pricing/</a>&nbsp;does this but it is way overkill with all the charts and everything else going on. I want just news. Plus it cost $99/mo.<br />
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<a href="https://finance.yahoo.com/" rel="ugc nofollow">https://finance.yahoo.com/</a>&nbsp;also does it for free but adding/removing symbols is a pain.
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Where can I find a stock news aggregator website that allows for easily adding/removing your own stock symbols so you can track just those.

https://pro.benzinga.com/pricing/ does this but it is way overkill with all the charts and everything else going on. I want just news. Plus it cost $99/mo.

https://finance.yahoo.com/ also does it for free but adding/removing symbols is a pain.

Where to find stock news aggregator

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