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Every morning I get emailed to me: WSJ’s Market Update, WSJ’s Real Time Economics, WSJ’s The 10-Point, Axios Pro Rata, and Fortune Term Sheet
Fortune Term Sheet, but only because I need to read it for my job. Other than that I avoid daily news type newsletters. Most are very low value add and I'm wary of information overload. My job isn't market-focused at all so I don't really care how the market is doing on a day-to-day basis anyways.
Agree. I’ve found that actually being in finance I’ve started to find these 10 second sound bytes very meaningless. Really only like to read heard on the street / lex, opinion pieces, and some deep dive articles by some of the news sites
These morning news letters just say stupid things that everyone already knows
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