TL;DR
I look at hundreds of charts a day.
After the bell, I curate the best ones and send them to investors.
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What is Daily Chartbook?
Daily Chartbook is a chart-based rundown of the most important factors driving today’s markets, with a focus on the US.
It features the best and latest research, both institutional and otherwise, curated to save investors time while delivering maximum value.
The newsletter is designed to offer a broad view of the market in a quick and easy-to-digest format that gives readers an edge in just a few minutes every day.
Daily Chartbook is published every weeknight (excluding market holidays) at 8 pm EST and contains 30 of the day’s best charts and insights.
Pricing: $20 per month or $200 per year.
Want to see a sample? Check out past editions here, here, and here, or check out any posts in the archive prior to November 2023.
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What do you get as a free subscriber?
By joining as a free subscriber you’ll get DC Lite.
DC Lite is a free, entry-level newsletter perfect for the casual subscriber or for those new to Daily Chartbook.
It is published every weeknight (excluding market holidays) at 8 pm EST and contains 5 of the day’s best charts and insights.
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Daily Chartbook offers a comprehensive roundup of all the key charts being shared among finance folks each day. If you're a visual learner and you're looking to get nice cross-section of macro and market data but you don't have time to scour finance Twitter all day, this is the newsletter for you.
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Daily Chartbook curates the day’s best charts and insights for investors every weeknight.
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Daily Chartbook offers strong technical analysis and chart based commentary on markets.
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Daily Chartbook provides relevant and reliable charts that help you navigate through the noise of financial media.
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Daily Chartbook offers a great way to catch up with the market's activity via graphs and data. All sectors covered. A must-read each day!
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