The Market Moves Before the Headlines Catch Up
Markets have changed.
For decades, financial news followed a familiar rhythm. A company reported earnings. A Wall Street analyst upgraded or downgraded a stock. An economic report was released. Financial media reported the news, investors reacted, and markets moved.
Those things still matter. But today, some of the most important information affecting stocks, commodities, and entire industries originates somewhere else.
It might come from a CEO speaking at an industry conference. A billionaire investor appearing on a podcast. A venture capitalist explaining where billions of dollars in AI spending are actually going. A president posting on social media. Or an expert making an offhand observation during a television interview that fundamentally changes the outlook for an entire industry.
Markets now operate 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. And the sources investors need to follow have multiplied with them.
In March 2026, for example, 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 plunging more than 13%, Treasury yields falling and equity futures rallying.
The important market-moving information wasn’t buried in an earnings report or Wall Street research note.
It was in a social media post.
That is the world My Investing News was built for.
A Real-Time Monitor for the New Financial Information Landscape
My Investing News monitors the places where investors, executives, policymakers, and industry experts are increasingly communicating directly with the public.
Our technology continuously monitors more than 500 sources, including:
- Financial television and business networks
- Podcasts and long-form interviews
- Social media platforms
- Investor and executive appearances
- Industry conferences and presentations
- Financial news sources
- Other emerging channels where potentially market-moving information first appears
The goal isn’t to publish everything these sources say.
It’s to find the things that matter.
Our monitoring technology identifies potentially important developments across this enormous stream of information. From there, an experienced editorial team evaluates the information, adds context, and selects the stories we believe investors should know about.
That combination—technology for discovery and experienced editors for judgment—is at the center of My Investing News.
Finding the Signal Before It Becomes the Story
Traditional financial media still devotes enormous resources to established signals.
When a major Wall Street firm downgrades a stock, dozens of articles may appear repeating the same research note.
Meanwhile, an influential investor can spend five minutes on a podcast explaining why the consensus view of a trillion-dollar investment cycle may be wrong, and the appearance might receive little coverage.
We believe that creates an increasingly important information gap.
Consider two recent stories identified by My Investing News.
- Could Brent Crude Reach $122?
RBC Capital Markets’ Helima Croft appeared on CNBC and discussed a scenario in which an escalation of conflict in the Middle East could send Brent crude oil to $122 per barrel.
With energy prices capable of affecting inflation, interest rates, consumer spending and corporate profits across the economy, it was the kind of forecast with implications far beyond energy stocks.
My Investing News highlighted the appearance and gave investors the context needed to understand why the call mattered.
- Brad Gerstner Challenges the AI Data Center Consensus
AI infrastructure spending has become one of the defining investment themes of this decade.
Yet one potentially significant challenge to the prevailing data-center outlook didn’t arrive in a research report.
It came during an episode of the All-In Podcast.
Altimeter Capital founder Brad Gerstner, an investor in companies including SpaceX and Anthropic, argued that only about 25 gigawatts of a forecast 43 gigawatts of AI compute capacity may actually come online, potentially leaving 2027 additions well below prominent industry forecasts.
For investors following semiconductors, electrical equipment, utilities, data-center suppliers and other beneficiaries of the AI infrastructure boom, that’s an important argument.
But investors could easily miss it if they’re only watching conventional financial-news feeds.
That’s exactly the kind of information My Investing News was created to find.
How My Investing News Works
- MONITOR
Our technology continuously monitors more than 500 television, podcast, social-media, financial, and industry sources.
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- IDENTIFY
Our systems surface comments, interviews, and developments that may have meaningful implications for markets, companies, or major investment themes.
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- VERIFY & ANALYZE
Experienced editors review the original source, determine its significance, and add the context investors need to understand why it matters.
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- PUBLISH
The most important developments become concise, timely My Investing News stories designed to tell investors what happened—and why they should be paying attention.
More Sources. Better Signal.
There is more financial information being created today than at any point in history.
The challenge isn’t simply getting more of it.
It’s knowing where to look, what to ignore, and what matters before everyone else is talking about it.
My Investing News was created to solve that problem.
By combining real-time monitoring technology with experienced financial editors, we’re building a news service for the way markets actually operate today—not the way financial news operated 20 years ago.
My Investing News monitors the people and platforms shaping markets, finds the signals worth paying attention to, and gives investors the context to understand them.
My Investing News partners with 24/7 Wall St., a financial news and analysis publisher covering stocks, investing, markets and the economy.
Who We Are
My Investing News is led by a veteran team with more than 50 years of experience in capital markets. Our editors both continually add new data sources and monitor them, adding a layer of ‘judgement’ on top the tools we’ve built to monitor new data sources that increasingly move financial markets.
- AJ Tiarsmith: Editor-in-Chief
A.J. Tiarmsmith covers the forces moving markets in real time, from Federal Reserve policy and economic data to the offhand remarks, tweets, and public statements from the individuals who now shape 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 comment from a tech CEO on a podcast, A.J. tracks how these moments ripple through markets and what they mean for investors. A.J.has covered financial markets for 10 years at 24/7WallSt and The Motley Fool, with a focus on the intersection of macro policy, corporate leadership, and the increasingly unpredictable ways information, and misinformation, moves capital.
Editorial Principles & Practices
(These standards govern everything we publish and are the basis on which we invite readers—and industry watchdogs—to hold us accountable.)
| Principle | How We Put It Into Practice |
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| Accuracy First | • Every story is sourced from primary documents, reputable data providers, and is cross referenced from multiple sources. • Editors review each piece for factual correctness before publication. • We do not tolerate repeated errors or misinformation; any lapse triggers a content audit and staff training. |
| Rigorous Sourcing | • Primary sources like the U.S. Securities & Exchange Commission are utilized first whenever possible • My Investing News uses direct links for statistics and research citations when possible. |
| Corrections & Clarifications | • Factual errors are corrected promptly with a “Correction” line stamped at the top of the article, noting what changed and why. • A complete log of corrections is archived in our CMS for future reference and auditing. |
| News vs. Opinion | • My Investing News is a neutral news site. We do not publish opinion pieces, and writers understand all content is to be presented in a facts based manner free from personal bias. |
| Headline Integrity | • Headlines must accurately reflect the substance of the article—no clickbait, exaggerated claims, or misleading numbers. |
| Transparent Ownership & Funding | • My Investing News is owned by Flywheel Publishing, a privately held U.S. company. The site is financed through digital advertising, and occasionally fully disclosed affiliate relationships; we accept no outside funding that compromises editorial independence. |
| Clear Advertising Distinction | • My Investing News has ZERO paid content or sponsored posts. The site has never accepted money from third parties to publish on their behalf. |
| Leadership Accountability | • Editor-in-Chief: AJ Tiarsmith ([email protected]) oversees all editorial output. |
| Author Transparency | • We encourage every author to include their credentials and current financial holdings relevant to their coverage area in their profile. |
How We Earn Your Trust
Open Inbox Policy – Readers can flag errors or omissions by emailing [email protected]; messages go directly to the Standards Editor, who responds within one business day.
Independent Fact-Checking – Market data cited from third-party vendors (e.g., exchanges, SEC filings, FRED) is cross-verified against at least one additional source before use.
- Multiple Editorial Reviews – Every piece of content is reviewed multiple times prior to publication.
- Corrections – When we make mistakes we fix them and disclose the corrections.
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