Newsletters

Sam Ro's newsletter on the stock market and economy, built around charts and the argument that long-run base rates matter more than headlines. Free and paid tiers; good perspective for traders who over-react to news.

Weekly curated quotes from earnings calls and executive interviews, organised by theme, showing what companies are actually saying about demand and prices. Free weekly, paid daily; excellent fundamental context for equity traders.

Free daily crypto newsletter with a light tone covering prices, protocols and industry news. Fine for keeping up with the sector; not research.

Ten charts a week on the S&P 500 and global markets covering breadth, sentiment, valuation and positioning. Free weekly edition; a quick, data-first read for swing and position traders.

Former Fed open-markets desk trader writing on monetary plumbing, Treasury issuance and liquidity. Free posts plus a paid tier; the clearest explanations of the Fed mechanics that move rates and risk assets.

Daily finance and deals brief from the Litquidity account, mixing markets headlines with Wall Street humour. Popular with younger traders; useful for a fast scan of what moved and why.

Daily free column on market structure, financial scandals and 'everything is securities fraud', written for insiders but readable by anyone. The best explanation of how Wall Street actually works, delivered as jokes.

Free daily business and markets brief written in a conversational tone, with a large readership. Good for headline awareness before the open; not analysis.

Short, bullet-pointed daily on markets, the economy and Fed policy from Axios' business reporters. Efficient morning read for macro context.

Robinhood's media arm, home of the Snacks daily newsletter and market-data explainers. Approachable and chart-heavy; keep the ownership in mind, though the editorial content is independent of the brokerage.