Your watchlist,briefed.
Pre-market and post-market news for the tickers you follow, summarized and ranked. In your inbox twice a day, at the times you set.
EDGRPost-market recapWall Street gets more cautious on Nvidia.
Nvidia stock rises Wednesday as Wall Street digests the pressure on CEO Jensen Huang.
Timed to the bell.
One brief before the open, one recap after the close. Pick your own times, in your own timezone. Never on weekends.
Pre-market brief
Default 9:00 AM ETEverything since the last close: overnight earnings, filings, analyst moves, and where each ticker is trading before the open.
Post-market recap
Default 4:30 PM ETThe session in review: closing moves, after-hours earnings, and anything filed while the market was open.
Ranked, not dumped.
Every story is summarized in neutral language and sorted by how much it matters. The big ones come first.
Snapshot
Last price, day change, and the pre-market or after-hours move for every ticker. A move of 2% or more gets the story behind it.
MSFT 521.12 ▼ 2.26%
Top stories
FDA decisions, M&A, lawsuits, guidance cuts, executive changes. Ranked by severity, not by time.
Wins two antitrust suits
Analyst ratings
Upgrades, downgrades, and price-target changes, with the old and new target side by side.
Overweight · $550 → $610
By ticker
Everything else, grouped by symbol. Reuters, Bloomberg, WSJ, and CNBC sort to the top.
CNBC · MarketWatch · Yahoo
Sources you'd check yourself.
We read the filings and the wires so you don't have to open twelve tabs before the open.
Left out on purpose
- Pump sites and content farms. Blocklisted before anything is summarized.
- Quote pages and option chains. Price pages that news search indexes as articles are dropped.
- Calls to buy or sell. Summaries report what happened. No predictions, no hype.
- Repeats. A link you got this week won't show up again.
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What is EDGR?
EDGR is a free stock market newsletter built from your own watchlist: a pre-market brief before the open and a post-market recap after the close, with the news, SEC filings and analyst ratings for each ticker you follow.
Is EDGR free?
One watchlist of up to 10 tickers is free for good. Each extra watchlist is $10 a year.
When does the newsletter arrive?
Every weekday: a pre-market brief (default 9:00 AM ET) and a post-market recap (default 4:30 PM ET), at the times and in the time zone you choose. Never on weekends.
What is in each brief?
Four parts, in the same order every time: a snapshot with the last price, day change and pre-market or after-hours move for each ticker; the top stories, ranked by how much they matter; analyst upgrades, downgrades and price-target changes; and everything else, grouped by ticker. A move of 2% or more gets the story behind it.
Where does EDGR's news come from?
Six sources, merged and deduplicated: SEC EDGAR (8-K material events and 13D/G stake disclosures); Finnhub (company news for every symbol on your list); GlobeNewswire (company press releases); Finviz (analyst upgrades, downgrades and price-target changes); Google News (financial press, filtered to a publisher allow-list); Grok (web and X search for small caps the other sources missed).
Which stocks does EDGR cover?
More than 13,000 US-listed stocks and ETFs. Coverage is lighter for small caps and micro caps, which is why EDGR adds a web and X search for the names other sources miss.
Is EDGR investment advice?
EDGR reports what happened. It makes no buy or sell calls and is not investment advice; EDGR is not a registered investment adviser or broker-dealer.
Can I try EDGR without signing up?
Yes. The preview at edgr.news/preview builds the brief EDGR would send for up to five tickers, with no account.
Tomorrow's pre-market brief goes out at 9:00 AM ET.
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