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Market Pulse
What is moving financial markets today?
Major indices, important company announcements, economic data, interest rates, earnings surprises and the developments driving sentiment.
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Built on primary sources, not rumours
Every Brief starts with official filings, central-bank releases and scheduled data — then links you straight to the source, so you can check every number yourself.
- ◆SEC EDGAR filings
- ◆Form 4 insider trades
- ◆13F portfolio reports
- ◆Federal Reserve
- ◆European Central Bank
- ◆Company investor relations
- ◆Bureau of Labor Statistics
- ◆Bureau of Economic Analysis
- ◆Official release calendars
- ◆Earnings calendars
- ◆Central bank statements
- ◆Economic data releases
Inside every BriefThree things worth knowing
Three things worth knowing
before the opening bell
The same three sections, every market day. About four minutes, 350–550 words — so useful you’ll open it out of habit.
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Big Money Moves
What are billionaires, executives and major funds actually doing?
Significant purchases and sales disclosed by executives, institutional portfolio filings, activist stakes and major acquisitions — always with the transaction date and the filing date.
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The Watchlist
What events should investors have on their radar?
Upcoming earnings, economic releases, company catalysts and scheduled announcements — and what different outcomes could mean.
Signature feature · Big Money Moves
Follow the disclosed transactions, not the rumours.
What are billionaires, executives and major funds actually doing? We read the filings — insider purchases and sales, fund portfolio reports, activist stakes — and tell you who moved, what was disclosed, and when.
- Two dates, every time. The transaction date and the filing date sit side by side, so an old filing is never dressed up as a live trade.
- Form 4 vs 13F. Insider trades are reported within two business days. Fund portfolio reports can arrive up to 45 days after the quarter ends — we label them as older filings.
- Context, not tips. Pre-planned 10b5-1 sales are flagged, and we never tell you to copy a trade.
Example layout · fictional data
Jane ExampleChief Executive Officer
Recent tradeOpen-market purchase — Example Corp (EXMP)
- Value
- $2.4M
- Transaction
- Traded Tue
- Disclosure
- Filed Wed
- Filing
- Form 4
Filed within two business days of the trade.
Sample Capital ManagementInstitutional manager
Older filingQuarterly holdings report — 3 new positions
- Period
- Q3
- Transaction
- Quarter ended Sep 30
- Disclosure
- Filed Nov 14
- Filing
- 13F-HR
Shows holdings at quarter-end — positions may have changed since.
The Finvestex Brief
Less noise. More context.
One beautifully simple email: the biggest development moving markets, the money moves worth knowing about, and the events on the radar — with what they could mean.
- 4-minute read350–550 words. Three sections. Nothing you have to wade through.
- Before the opening bellIn your inbox at 8:45 a.m. ET, every US trading day.
- Every source linkedFilings and official releases, so you can check every figure.
- Free subscriber editionNo paywall, no spam, one-click unsubscribe.
How every Brief is madeCurated by an editor,
Curated by an editor,
checked by machines
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Scan
From 5:00 a.m. ET we scan SEC filings, central-bank releases, official data calendars and market headlines — and discard the noise.
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Select & verify
Our editor picks the three to five stories that matter. Every figure is checked against its source, and every filing date is shown. If it can’t be verified, it doesn’t run.
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Deliver
At 8:45 a.m. ET the Brief lands in your inbox — the three things worth knowing before the opening bell.
Questions
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Is The Finvestex Brief really free?
Yes. The daily Brief is free — no paywall, no card. Subscribing also unlocks every past edition in the archive. We may include clearly labelled sponsorships in future — never disguised as reporting.
When does it arrive?
Every US trading day at 8:45 a.m. New York time, shortly before the opening bell. No email on weekends or market holidays.
Is this investment advice?
No. Finvestex is general market information and context. We never tell you to buy, sell or hold anything, and nothing we publish takes your personal circumstances into account.
Where does the information come from?
Primary sources first: SEC filings, central-bank releases, official economic calendars and company announcements. Every story links to its source so you can check it yourself.
How do you report insider trades and fund filings?
With two dates, always: when the transaction happened and when it was filed. Insider trades (Form 4) are filed within two business days; fund portfolio reports (13F) can arrive up to 45 days after the quarter ends, so we label them as older filings — never as live trades.
Is it written by AI?
An editor chooses what goes into every issue. AI helps research and draft the text, and automated checks verify every figure, date and source before anything is sent. Anything that can’t be verified is held back.
Can I unsubscribe?
Any time, with one click at the bottom of every email. We never sell your data.
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