About My Investing News
The market moves before the headlines catch up.
My Investing News tracks more than 500 places where market-moving information now shows up first: financial TV, podcasts, social media and industry conferences. Our editors pick out the moments that matter, check them against the original source, and explain what they could mean for investors.
Where market news starts now
For decades, financial news had a familiar rhythm. A company reported earnings, an analyst changed a rating, an economic report came out, and the market reacted.
Those things still matter. More and more, though, the information that moves stocks, commodities and whole industries shows up somewhere else first: a CEO speaking at an industry conference, a billionaire investor on a podcast, a venture capitalist explaining where AI money is really going, or a president posting on social media.
Case in point · March 2026
A Truth Social post from President Donald Trump backing away from a threat to strike Iranian energy infrastructure was followed almost immediately by oil prices falling more than 13%, Treasury yields dropping and stock futures rallying.
The information that moved markets that day came from a social media post.
Markets now trade around the clock, and the sources investors need to follow have multiplied with them. My Investing News was built for that world.
What we look for
When a big Wall Street firm downgrades a stock, dozens of articles repeat the same research note. When an influential investor spends five minutes on a podcast explaining why the consensus on a trillion-dollar spending cycle may be wrong, it can get almost no coverage. We go looking for the second kind of moment. Two examples:
Financial TV · CNBC
Could Brent crude reach $122?
RBC Capital Markets’ Helima Croft laid out a scenario on CNBC in which a wider Middle East conflict could push Brent crude to $122 a barrel. Oil at that level touches inflation, interest rates, consumer spending and corporate profits, so the call mattered well beyond energy stocks.
Podcast · All-In
A challenge to the AI data center consensus
Altimeter Capital founder Brad Gerstner argued that only about 25 of a forecast 43 gigawatts of AI compute may actually come online, leaving 2027 additions well below major industry forecasts. That matters for chips, utilities, electrical equipment and data center suppliers.
How a story gets made
- 01MonitorOur software follows more than 500 TV, podcast, social, financial and industry sources around the clock.
- 02FlagIt surfaces comments, interviews and developments that could affect a company, a sector or a major investment theme.
- 03VerifyAn editor goes back to the original source, confirms what was said, and decides whether it matters.
- 04PublishThe moments that make the cut become short, timely stories that explain what happened and why investors should pay attention.
Technology does the finding. Experienced editors do the judging.
Who we are
My Investing News is run by a team with more than 50 years of combined experience in capital markets. Our editors keep adding new sources to watch, and they bring the judgment our tools can’t.
AJ Tiarsmith
Editor-in-Chief
AJ covers the forces moving markets in real time, from Federal Reserve policy and economic data to the posts, interviews and offhand remarks of the people who now sway investor sentiment as much as any central bank. Whether it’s a policy signal from the Fed, a late-night post from a head of state or a tech CEO’s comment on a podcast, AJ tracks how those moments ripple through markets and what they mean for investors.
AJ has covered financial markets for 10 years at 24/7 Wall St. and The Motley Fool, with a focus on macro policy, corporate leadership, and how information (and misinformation) moves capital.
My Investing News is published by Flywheel Publishing, a privately held U.S. company that also runs other financial news sites.
Our editorial standards
These standards apply to everything we publish. They’re also the basis on which we invite readers, and industry watchdogs, to hold us accountable.
- Accuracy first
- Stories are built on primary documents and reputable data, cross-checked against more than one source, and reviewed by an editor before publication. Repeated errors trigger a content audit and staff training.
- Primary sources
- We go to the original first, whether that’s the broadcast, the post or a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission. We link directly to data and research wherever we can.
- Data, double-checked
- Market data from exchanges, SEC filings or FRED is verified against at least one more source before we use it.
- Corrections
- Factual errors are fixed promptly, with a correction note at the top of the article saying what changed and why. Every correction is logged.
- News and analysis
- We report what sources said and add the context readers need to judge it. Writers keep personal bias out of news coverage, and any analysis or view is clearly attributed to its author.
- Honest headlines
- Headlines must reflect the substance of the story: no clickbait, exaggerated claims or misleading numbers.
- Ownership and funding
- We’re owned by Flywheel Publishing and funded by digital advertising and occasional, fully disclosed affiliate relationships. We accept no outside funding that compromises editorial independence.
- Advertising kept separate
- We don’t publish paid or sponsored posts, and we have never accepted money from a third party to publish on its behalf.
- Accountability
- Editor-in-Chief AJ Tiarsmith oversees all editorial output, and every piece is reviewed more than once before it’s published.
- Author transparency
- We encourage every author to list their credentials and any financial holdings relevant to their coverage in their profile.
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