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VisualMod t1_jabser8 wrote

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VisualMod t1_jabsf14 wrote

>There are many newsletters that focus on stocks and the economy, but I would recommend TheStreet's "Real Money" newsletter. This publication provides in-depth analysis of current market conditions and also offers recommendations for investing strategies.

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megaultraman t1_jabtnhs wrote

I use "trader user group" on YouTube. Very obscure channel, but great weekly analysis that gives a pretty sharp assessment of the prior week.

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Dorktastical t1_jabudyw wrote

best is subjective, I would have suggested a couple but how the hell would I know if it's better than some paid stuff I don't subscribe to like bloomberg and whatnot.

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TheReal_AlphaPatriot t1_jabvpvo wrote

Try 3 Minutes on Markets and Money with Lance Roberts on YouTube. Short video before the market open where he goes over the S&P chart, trends, and conditions (e.g., overbought) and will throw in relevant factors like shorts expiring and hedge funds rebalancing requirements.

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wallstreetbets-ModTeam t1_jaby526 wrote

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