📄️ Why financial news matters
Understand why financial news shapes markets and affects your money. Learn how to navigate information overload and spot what actually matters.
📄️ The media landscape
Explore how financial news is produced and distributed today. Learn the difference between wire services, broadcast networks, digital outlets, and social platforms.
📄️ Major outlets compared
Compare the Wall Street Journal, Bloomberg, Reuters, and Financial Times—their strengths, biases, ownership, and what each outlet does best for investors.
📄️ Financial TV networks
Understand how financial television works, what CNBC and Bloomberg TV actually provide, and how to use broadcast news effectively without emotional overreaction.
📄️ Podcasts and newsletters
Evaluate financial podcasts and newsletters critically. Learn which are worth subscribing to, what to watch for, and how to distinguish quality content from sales pitches.
📄️ FinTwit and X for investors
FinTwit guide to X (Twitter) finance communities: how to find quality financial creators, evaluate credibility, and build a curated feed without falling for noise.
📄️ YouTube finance creators
YouTube finance channels guide: how to find quality financial educators, spot conflicts of interest, evaluate content credibility, and use video as part of your financial learning.
📄️ Reddit communities for investors
Reddit investing communities guide: how to find quality subreddits, distinguish research from hype, use crowd due diligence, and avoid groupthink traps in financial forums.
📄️ Substack and paid newsletters
Financial newsletter guide: how to evaluate Substack and paid financial writing, identify quality independent analysis, and understand the differences from traditional financial media.
📄️ Trade publications and industry press
Professional and trade publications guide: how to access industry-specific news, evaluate credibility of B2B financial sources, and integrate deep-dive reporting into research.
📄️ Paid vs free financial research
Compare paid versus free financial research. Learn what premium services offer, when free is sufficient, and how to evaluate research quality regardless of price.
📄️ Sell-side vs buy-side research
Understand the difference between sell-side and buy-side research and why their conflicts matter. Learn how incentives shape financial advice.
📄️ Government data sources for investors
Discover government databases and reports that provide authoritative financial and economic data for investors. Free, official, and often ahead of market consensus.
📄️ A quality tier list of news sources
Evaluate financial news sources by quality, bias, and usefulness. Learn which sources serve which purposes and how to layer them effectively.
📄️ Curating your personal financial news diet
Design a personalized financial news system that improves decisions without consuming your time. Learn to filter signal from noise and avoid information overload.