Free daily US stock market briefing

What US investors check before the opening bell.

Fairline Brief is a free 2-minute note before 9:30 ET on NYSE and Nasdaq days. It covers the morning’s public calendar — jobs, inflation, Fed speakers — plus overnight headlines and the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow. You look up the numbers in your own app. Everyone gets the same text. It is not a buy or sell call.

No subscription. Leave anytime. Not affiliated with Meta, the NYSE, Nasdaq, or the Federal Reserve.

Before 9:30 ET 8:30 CT · 7:30 MT · 6:30 PT $0
New York City in the morning, around the start of the US stock session

What you receive

One WhatsApp message, before the US market opens. The card shows the format: the morning calendar, overnight headlines, and the three indexes.

Jobs · CPI · Fed daysNamed when they are already on the calendar
S&P 500 · Nasdaq · DowPublic indexes most US readers already watch
Same briefingOne WhatsApp note, not a chat group

What’s in a US stock briefing

This is the same kind of morning scan many Americans already do — calendar, overnight news, indexes — written as one short note. If the NYSE and Nasdaq are closed, there is no send.

Market charts on a computer screen before the US session

The 8:30 ET data print

When jobs, CPI, PPI, or retail sales are already scheduled, the briefing says so. You read the official number when the government publishes it.

Fed week and earnings dates

If an FOMC decision or a widely followed US earnings date is already on the public calendar, we mention the date. We do not tell you how the market will react.

Overnight and the three indexes

A line on headlines that already printed overseas, plus the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow to look up — including pre-market futures quotes in your own app.

Mornings US readers actually care about

The note follows the real US calendar. It does not invent a “hot stock” on a quiet Tuesday.

Coffee and a laptop during a weekday morning

Jobs Friday / CPI morning

These are the days people open their brokerage app early. The briefing flags the 8:30 ET release that is already scheduled.

Reading a phone during a weekday commute

Fed and earnings weeks

When a Fed decision or a mega-cap report date is already public, we put that date in the note. You still do your own research.

US city morning skyline

Quiet sessions and holidays

Light calendar: a short note and the three indexes. Thanksgiving, Independence Day, and other full closures: no briefing.

How it works

Three steps. No payment.

1

Request the briefing

Tap WhatsApp and send the pre-filled message. That asks to join the one-way Channel.

2

Read it before 9:30 ET

On regular session days, the same briefing goes out before the US cash open.

3

Check the numbers yourself

Look up futures, closes, and data prints in your broker or a public source. We do not tell you what to trade.

Made for US readers who

  • Watch the S&P 500, Nasdaq, or a 401(k) index fund
  • Want the jobs / CPI / Fed day flagged before the bell
  • Will open their own app to check the number

Not for people who want

  • A ticker and a buy price
  • Crypto, penny stocks, or a WhatsApp trading group
  • Guaranteed results or a managed account
A person in an office, ready to answer common questions about the briefing

Questions

Is this investment advice?

No. Fairline Brief is a financial publication of general circulation. We do not review your account and we do not tell you to buy, sell, or hold any security.

Do you send stock picks?

No. The briefing names scheduled US data, public earnings or Fed dates, overnight headlines, and the three major indexes. It does not name a stock to buy.

What time do I get it in California, Texas, or Illinois?

Timed to 9:30 ET: 8:30 CT, 7:30 MT, and 6:30 PT on regular session days.

What does it cost?

Nothing. There is no subscription. Leaving the Channel is free.

Do you promise profits?

No. We do not say readers will make money, avoid losses, or beat the market.

Get the free US stock briefing

Same note for every reader, before 9:30 ET on regular session days. Not investment advice.

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