Headline pretty much explains it all..besides Bloomberg Business briefs, Wall Street Journal and Barron's, there isn't any others that I pick up in the morning before I go into work. What are everyone else's financial newsletters?
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Dan Primack's Termsheet
Honestly, I love to read Market Snacks in the morning. Easy/relatively fun to read. It's geared towards millennials so it's not quantitative newsletter in the world...but it does give a decent overview on the equity markets and larger-scale macro events. All-in-all a pretty good distraction on morning subway rides to work.
I came in here just to recommend Market Snacks. I enjoy it very much.
Market Snacks is solid upon looking at their website and sub thanks
Check out Finimize. Average reading time takes around 3 min, but pretty much all of the content is simplified for students.
If you're into commodities, Reuters has a newsletter they email out that is great.
Theautomaticearth for a permabear linkfest that actually points out really good articles (I don't really buy into their view of the economy).
What do you think would be best for Oil & Gas?
@billbelichick69" not exactly a newsletter that gets emailed to you but Oilpro has a Top O&G news of the day as well as one for major events, economic and non-economic related. Quick read and will help you find other sources of niche O&G news sites.
FuelFix is another source for O&G news although they tend to be late in reporting major events such as mergers than Bloomberg and other financial news sites.
If I find more I'll let you know...
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RBN Energy.
+1 for Term Sheet, it's one of the only dailies I get that I don't filter to a different folder for later.
Morning brew is very good. Little bit lighter but still very informative
strictly VC, mattermark daily, term sheet
I like dealbook's daily briefs from the NYT. You can read all of it if you have time or just skim the headlines if you're a little slammed.
Matt Levine's Money Stuff on Bloomberg View is pretty good in my opinion.
Wall Street Breakfast on Seeking Alpha
My go to, pubfinners think alike
The @zerohedge twitter should be a daily read for anybody in finance. Ignore the "doom and gloom" bias...but their reporting is 2nd to none...they are very smart when it comes to global macro analysis and finding the data/news that is important.
WSJ's CFO Journal (sorry, but it's what I got -- and I'm on the corporate side, so take this for what its worth) Wall Street Breakfast from Seeking Alpha
Wall Street Breakfast Finimize The Daily Shot
Wil look into the others mentioned in this thread
Huge fan of the not-so-sexy trucking industry, so I always open truckinginfo.com as one of my first pages for a quick briefing. They do a fantastic job of covering everything from economic data, recent M&A, spot rates, and various other subjects within the industry.
Matt Levine ZeroHedge + all the sell side garbage we get
Always looking for new twitter accounts as well for financial info. Thanks zero hedge is great.
theSkimm. It's catered towards women and more focused towards politics, world news, etc but still a great quick read.
WSJ - The 10 Point WSJ - MorningBeat NYT - DealBook NYT - Bits Term Sheet Mattermark Daily Market Snacks
Paul Donovan's morning briefing from UBS -- this is essential to start my day FirstFT -- good overview of what's going on in the world, and FT reporting is top notch Economist Espresso -- a good supplement to fill in the blanks that FT hadn't covered in the realms of IR and politics
Finally, while not financial, Politico's Playbook is my favorite newsletter and is the "pastry" to my breakfast of newsletters. The additional articles are often fun, the "spotted" section is hilarious in a sad, only-inside-the-Beltway fashion ("Chuck Todd was spotted buying bags of fish oil at the McLean Giant!"), and it provides a good overview of different views on domestic policy. There's also Morning Money, but the writing is more spiteful and the newsletter is less fun to read.
I do enjoy economist espressor, short and sweet and not always market related.
+1 for Zero Hedge
Abnormal Returns is no doubt one of the best
Finimize (highly recommend and very quick read), Termsheet, and the Pitchbok Newsletter- PC & VC Edition are ones I try to read daily. Subscribed to Market Snacks after reading this post, which is a solid source as well.
Daily shot.
Market Snacks are good to deal with.
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