I am looking to see what newsletters are people's favorites/go to as I want to sign up for various finance-related and market update newsletters. Are there any in particular I should sign up for, either free or paid for? I hear Guggenheim has an appealing newsletter
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The FT has killer newsletters, but many require some sort of account or subscription. If you're considering a newspaper subscription anyway, their DD newsletter about all things M&A is really strong.
Other than that, being more on the entrepreneurial side I would recommend Ben Evan's newsletter, Founder Weekly and a couple VC specific ones like Von Perger or John Gannon.
I'm officially burnt out on ZeroHedge. I made the move to a paid subscription to FT and I don't think I'll look back.
Had a digital preview subscription for free and really suffered once I lost it. Didn't take long until I was back on it...
Zerohedge is a mixed bag, in my opinion. Used to visit it every now and then but eventually lost interest.
https://medium.com/menlo-office/how-to-bypass-financial-times-paywall-a… do this, it gives you free articles (unlimited) from the major publications (FT, NYT, WSJ, and many more)
Big fan of Axios' news letters - especially the general one and Axios Markets. They also have a really good one - Axios Pro Rata - about all thingss PE/ VC/ M&A
^ Pro Rata is great
The Axios newsletters are great. I also like Mike Allen's AM/PM for general news and politics.
Matt Levine's Money Stuff is the best FT Alphaville is solid Today in Tech by AngelList is good for VC/tech Morning Brew is just ok, the content is pretty basic The Water Coolest is meh Finimize sucks
all free
I'm going to be a second vote for Money Stuff. I'm not sure that I've ever received any sort of economic value from reading it, but holy s*** is it a good read. It also gives you a bunch of cool edge-case scenario stories for boring work cocktail hours.
A professor of mine, a Wharton Finance PhD --- just throwing it out there so people know he is likely more intelligent than a typical monkey --- told us to read Matt Levine's Money Stuff, why?
Because then you will become smart.
Not smarter...I think we are just a bunch of apes in his world lol...
Ngl he´s really funny, in his own, nerdy way, but some of the stuff is miles above what most monkeys are used to, like this wind power company + CDS stuff, real G shit.
Another endorsement of MoneyStuff. I don't always have time to read it but its very well written. I save all of them in a folder and read them on the weekend when I have time sometimes. Great stuff. Matt's twitter is also a good read.
NYT Dealbook by Andrew Ross Sorkin is also very good for general political/business news
Is the daily dirtnap worth it?
I'll respond but might be best to check in with me in a few months since I just signed up for it recently.
I've always enjoyed Dillian's writing but never wanted to pull the trigger to pay for it (lol!). All the market voloatility a couple months ago and me making an effort to pay more attention to the market vs. blindly contributing to retirement made me pull the trigger.
I've liked it so far, he is great at market sentiment. It is not a "trading" newsletter (his words) but I've used things he's dropped in the newletter to make some good money in the last few weeks/months in the market.
Politico Morning Money Term Sheet Data Sheet
(tech banker here)
Stratechery is THE best newsletter for Tech. It takes hard strategy concepts like two-sided markets and price war dynamics and shows how they apply to the actions of current players like Apple and Amazon. The concepts are intermediate to advanced MBA level, but he makes it very approachable.
Here’s my daily lineup: - Money Stuff - Stratechery (I don’t even work in tech but it’s a great read) - Pro Rata - Petition - Morning Brew
+1 Petition, esp for any college kids who want to learn about multiples and metrics that actual investors look at for certain companies. Issue on Hertz yesterday was quick yet detailed summary.
The Pharma Guy and @Anon1254" would love to hear what you guys use for Healthcare.
I get the Paul Keckley weekly email, recently signed up for Healthcare Dive and MedTech Dive.
Do any of the scientific journals send something out for clinical trials and/or new breakthroughs?
My go to ones are:
Fierce Pharma/Biotech
Businesswire (healthcare sub-portal)
Bionews Feed (a lot of clinical trial related things)
News Medical/Life Sciences
HCP Live (rare diseases sub-portal)
City AM (pharmaceuticals sub-portal)
BioSpace
PR Newswire (healthcare sub-portal)
Life-Sciences-USA.com (also have European and Asian version of the website)
Pornhub Premium.
right on
Btw, am I the only one who thinks MorningBrew is nothing too exiting? I even want to call it mediocre.
Totally agree. It seems that morning brew is targeted towards undergrads/people not in finance.
WSJ Markets
NYT DealBook
Fortune Term Sheet
Pitchbook PE
Money Stuff
PEHub for basic news, and then a bunch of smaller iBanks for good industry specific data. DebtWire is good too but I'm not sure if there's a free product.
Axios edge, Axios markets and Axios pro rata. Also atom finance' s morning and afternoon briefings are nice and they have a short M&A section that hits the spot.
All free of course.
i don't read news all the time and often i just get the info from the title.
Only Matt Levine has kept my interest. I do not bother reading any other regular newsletter. Everything else I search for is targeted. I feel bad for not reading every single newsletter of his though.
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