FOMC Alerts
Statement, minutes, and speeches from Fed pages. Not every column that says Fed.
FOMC alerts fire on the statement, minutes, and speeches, not every think-piece that says Fed.
On decision day the internet reprints one paragraph four hundred times. You needed the statement, the implementation note, later the minutes, and the chair's actual remarks. You did not need a strategist restating last month with a new headline.
AyeWatch watches Federal Reserve URLs and topics you name. It summarizes new official text. It is not a rates terminal. It is not Bloomberg. It will not tick the funds futures for you. It will tell you the page moved and what the new words were.
The three documents
The statement and the SEP when they publish. The minutes three weeks later. Speeches and testimony when a named official is on your list. Beige Book if you actually read it. Pick the set. "All Fed" is how you recreate Twitter.
Official pages are the source of truth. Recycled quotes are noise. Say that in the topic. "Alert me when the FOMC statement, minutes, or chair remarks post. Ignore opinion columns that only mention the Fed."
Mute the pundits
Keyword "Fed" is a firehose. Semantic watch on the documents is a desk. If a piece only restates a line from yesterday's statement, it should not page you. If the chair says something new on the path, it should.
The longer macro setup is monitor Fed rate decisions. The ready recipe is on /for/fed and templates.
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Paste the FOMC calendars and statements URLs. Name officials if you care about a hawk or a dove. Push on announcement days. Email for speeches in quiet weeks. Free Preview is six lifetime runs across three topics. Pro is $9 a month. ASAP on Max or Ultra for the 2 p.m. window.
A broader market stack sits in stock news desk AI. Do not mix CPI, payrolls, and FOMC in one topic unless you like sorting.
Meeting-week cadence
Turn the watch up the day of. Turn it down after the press conference. Minutes get their own day. That is the whole rhythm. Start with statement-only. If the first alert is the Fed page and not a pundit, add minutes next.