The briefing by email
Which emails exist, who gets each one today, and how to turn them off.
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Email settingsThe app is the full briefing. Email is a shorter copy of it for people who would rather not open the app every day.
| What it is | Who gets it | |
|---|---|---|
| Daily market email | The market as a whole | Anyone who signed up for it. It does not need an account |
| Your morning brief | Your stocks before the US market opens, only on days something changed | Everyone with stocks: every stock you track on Pro, your 3 covered stocks on Free |
| Weekly recap | The week on your stocks, on Saturday | Everyone with stocks, the same stocks as the morning brief |
| Alerts | One of your alerts fired, or an agent told you something | Price alerts and agents on any plan; level, earnings and call-change alerts on Pro. See Alerts |
The app has the full briefing every day; the morning email comes only on days something changed in your stocks.
Turning them off
- Account has two switches: Market briefs controls your own briefing and the weekly review, Alerts controls alert emails. Both are on by default.
- The daily market email goes to a separate sign-up list and is not controlled by these switches. To stop it, write to the address on Corrections.
- The switches are the way to stop an email. They take effect from the next send.
- Turning an email off does not change the briefing in the app.
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