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Daily Brief

Daily Brief is your personalised morning read: a structured summary of what happened and what is coming up, assembled from your watchlist, your chains, and your topics. Five minutes instead of an hour of tab-hopping.

The brief pulls together the moves, signals, and events already in your feeds and lays them out in a consistent order, so the same inputs always produce the same read.

What it shows

Each brief lays out the same sections, so you always know where to look:

  • Market regime - the overall risk backdrop framing everything else

  • What changed overnight - the moves and developments since your last read

  • Watchlist impact - how the overnight picture touches what you track

  • Portfolio impact - the same, mapped to your holdings

  • Narrative heat - which themes are gaining or cooling

  • Major risks - the things worth being cautious about today

  • News that matters - the headlines filtered down to what is relevant to you

  • What to watch next - the events and levels coming up

Sections draw on your watchlist, your chains, and the topics you picked in onboarding, at the detail level you chose in Settings. With Beginner Protection on, briefs lean simpler and more cautious.

Quiet days

On a slow day the brief says so. Rather than manufacturing drama, it will tell you plainly when there is no meaningful change to report, so a calm read is a signal in itself rather than filler.

On-demand generation

Generate a fresh brief whenever you want one. Markets do not respect your schedule; if the day turned upside down at 2pm, you can get a current brief at 2:05. Briefs per day depend on your plan, from 1 on trial up to 10 on Elite. See Pricing.

History

Past briefs are kept, so you can scroll back and see what the picture looked like on any given day. Reading last month's brief next to today's is a quietly humbling exercise and a good calibration habit.

How to use it

  1. Read the brief at the start of your day instead of opening ten tabs

  2. Open anything that needs depth in its full surface: Markets, Narrative Radar, or News

  3. Regenerate after major market events for an updated picture

  4. Keep your watchlist curated; the brief is only as relevant as the inputs

A note on framing

The brief summarises and explains. It will tell you what moved, why it might have moved, and what is worth watching. It will not tell you what to buy or sell, and nothing in it is a recommendation.

  • My Watchlist - the main input to your brief

  • Market Pulse - the live version of the same awareness

  • Macro - the calendar feeding the "coming up" section

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