A bite sized breakdown of only the stocks you're interested in, to help you become a smarter investor for free.
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Every trading day at 5 PM ET
What's in your daily brief
One short brief, posted right after the market closes, walks through your stocks and explains what changed in simple words.
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Price action
What the stock did today, and the clearest explanation of why it moved.
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Fundamentals
Revenue, margins, cash, and debt translated out of accounting language.
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Peer comparison
How each company is performing against the businesses it actually competes with.
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News
The headlines that matter to your holdings, with the rest of the noise removed.
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Ask follow up questions
Still curious? Ask anything about your stocks right inside the brief and get a clear answer from the same data.
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I had been holding Netflix for months without really knowing why. One Metric briefing helped me understand what I actually owned.
DDana W.Product manager, Austin
I always found stock research intimidating. Metric broke it down so simply that I read the whole briefing in one sitting.
MMarcus B.Growth marketer, Chicago
I checked my JPMorgan position before adding more. The explanation was clear enough that I could make my own decision with confidence.
PPriya S.UX designer, Seattle
I used to spend an hour reading five different sites. Now I understand my whole watchlist from one briefing.
EEthan C.Software engineer, Denver
FAQ
Questions, answered plainly
Each briefing covers price action, fundamentals, peer comparison, and recent news in simple words rather than analyst shorthand.
No. Metric explains what a company does and how it is performing so the decision remains yours. Nothing we send is financial advice.
Any stock listed on the Nasdaq, the New York Stock Exchange or NYSE American. Search by company name or ticker and add up to five to your watchlist.
One concise brief is posted on the site every trading day at 5 PM ET, right after the market closes, and we email you a link when it is up. You can change your watchlist or unsubscribe at any time.
Yes. Every brief has a box where you can ask follow up questions about the stocks in it, such as why one of them moved or what a term means. Answers come from the same data as your brief, cover only your own stocks and never tell you to buy or sell.
Yes. Search by a company name such as Apple or by its ticker, such as AAPL.
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