Awards

Briefing.com has consistently been rated as one of the world's top financial sites.

Here is the complete list of top forecasters, with their current predictions for the Federal Reserve's target for short-term interest rates at the end of 2007:

1. Richard DeKaser, chief economist, National City.  5.25%
2. Stuart Hoffman, chief economist, PNC Financial Services Group.  4.5%
3. Maury Harris, economist, UBS (with senior economist Jim O'Sullivan).  4.25%
4. Donald Ratajczak, consulting economist, Morgan Keegan.  5.25%
5. Ethan Harris, chief U.S. economist, Lehman Bros.  5.25%
6. Richard Yamarone, director of economic research, Argus Research.  5.25%
7. Timothy Martin, director of corporate research, Bank of America.  5.25% 
8. Allen Sinai, president, Decision Economics.  5.25%
9. Timothy Rogers, chief economist, Briefing.com.  5%
10. Maria Fiorini Ramirez, president, Maria Fiorini Ramirez.  5.25%

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Barron's picks Briefing.com as a top site nine straight years!

November 14th, 2005 -- Briefing.com is named a favorite for Bond analysis. Says Barron's, "It cuts to the meat of that market segment and cleanly conveys what you need to know."

September 13th, 2004 — This year rated “No. 1” Under the “Commentary” category.

"At the Platinum level, the most sophisticated, you'll get a constant stream of briefings throughout the day on elements like the economy, upgrades/downgrades and short-term trading opportunities. In-depth analyses are dispatched throughout the day chronicling things like overnight market activity, tech stocks, stocks making news and sector movement. Briefing.com also closely tracks the bond market and Federal Reserve policy and posts forecasts and analyses of the market and the economy. Beyond all of this timely market coverage and analysis, the site also offers quotes, charts and reports. Briefing.com is a site you'll want to visit early and often."

Spring, 2004 — Briefing.com continues as a top-site pick for Wall Street Research in Forbes' latest "Best of the Web" Awards.

"A great place for running commentary and news throughout the trading day and after hours. Reporters keep you up to the minute on what The Street is saying and offer skeptical analysis of individual companies. Story Stocks looks at the day's big movers; In Play notes the hour's losers and winners."

Forbes also listed Briefing.com as a top site for Bonds, specifically noting Briefing.com's "attractive layout" and "clear description of service offerings."

	Business Week: A "top site from Wall Street professionals."
	Dow Jones: Highest rating for Bond Content.
	Kiplinger.com: Top 5 stock site.
	Washington Post: One of the Top 10 Sites for Investment Information.