Simple Keyword Search

You may display headlines which contain specific words by performing a keyword search. Entry of one or more words or phrases, separated by a connector word, will select headlines which contain the keyword(s). For example, a search for the word "dow" will select headlines containing "DOW JONES". "downward trend", "Down 50 points", "shadows", etc.

A keyword phrase contains multiple words that must match exactly in order for the search to retrieve the headline. Use a space between words when identifying a phrase in the search. For example, the phrase "Dow Jones" would retrieve only headlines that contain both words "Dow Jones".

Multiple keywords may be entered, separated by a connector word (AND, OR, NOT). For example, the keywords "NASDAQ AND Dow" would retrieve only headlines that contain the words "NASDAQ" and "Dow".

• Connector Words:

• AND requires that both connecting words or phrases be present in the headline

• OR requires that either of the connecting words or phrases be present in the headline

• NOT requires the keyword not be present in the headline

• Examples: (silver AND gold), (cotton NOT statistics), (stock AND global NOT indexes)

To perform a simple keyword search

1. From the Headlines window, enter the keyword, keyword phrase, or multiple keywords (separated by a connector word) in the "Search" field:
   
   
   
   Notes: Invalid search characters include: & | ; [

2. Press Enter.