About InvestingHQ

InvestingHQ is a free daily email about the markets, written from public records: company filings, insider trades, and Treasury and Federal Reserve data.

Each brief says what moved, why it matters and what to watch next. It reports. It does not tell you what to buy or sell.

What each brief carries

The markets at the last close, the stories that moved stocks, one story told in full, and one company where insiders bought or sold. The tracker follows insider buys and sales, dividend raises and cuts, and trades reported by members of Congress. The brief ends with the odds markets put on the Fed and the economy, eight market gauges with their one-year ranges, and the week ahead.

The weekend editions

On Saturday, The Insider Week adds up what insiders did with their own money that week: the biggest buys, the biggest sales with no preset plan, and companies where several insiders bought at once. On Sunday, The Sunday Letter looks at a few stories in more depth, with the history behind them.

How we report

Every figure in a brief is checked against the record it came from before the brief goes out. A number we cannot trace to a filing, a release or a market record is left out.

Insider filings show what was bought or sold, by whom and when. They do not say why. The brief says what the filings show and what they do not, and when something is not known yet, it says so.

InvestingHQ is general market news and commentary. It is not investment advice, and nothing in it is a recommendation to buy or sell a security.