What it's for
The Daily Bulletin is a short, plain-language summary of the US stock market, published before the open every trading day.
- In brief
- The day's few most important points.
- Market summary
- The S&P 500, the Nasdaq, the 10-year yield, oil, gold and the VIX.
- What it means
- A short read on the previous session.
- The day in review and where money is flowing
- How sectors fared and which industries stood out.
- Market mood
- Volatility and hedging demand.
- What to watch today
- The day's earnings reports and economic release times (US Eastern time for new editions).
- Metravise Portfolio
- The previous session's change, plus any entries or exits.
- Your stocks
- Earnings or news for stocks in your My Portfolio — visible only to you.
- Term of the day
- A short explanation of a market term. You'll find them all in the Glossary.
Good to know
- The bulletin is observational. It contains no buy or sell calls and no forecasts.