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Finance today,
in plain English.
Stocks, Crypto, Macro, and World news
Every story lands in one feed, summarized in two or three plain sentences. Flashcards, quizzes, and a glossary help you remember what you read.
Free to read · No account required · Updated every 30 minutes
Agnico Eagle reported profits that were higher than analysts expected for the third quarter. Despite these results, the company's share price dropped.
Investing.com · 1h ago
The FBI identified North Korea as the source of a $6.3 billion hack against the Binance exchange. The agency is now working with private companies to stop the movement of these stolen digital assets.
Cointelegraph · 3h ago
Protesters in Germany and France are demonstrating against the rising cost of living. These protests have turned violent in some German cities, leading to reports of looting.
BBC World · 2h ago
Chevron reported strong cash flow for the third quarter. The company also noted growth in its operations in Venezuela.
Investing.com · 1h ago
Compiling coverage from
- Yahoo Finance
- CNBC
- MarketWatch
- CoinDesk
- Cointelegraph
- BBC News
- The Guardian
- Federal Reserve
Read it. Then actually remember it.
Aggregators stop at the headline. Everything Finance is built for what happens after, when you try to remember what any of it meant.
One feed for everything
Stocks, crypto, macro, and world events from major outlets in one stream. Each story gets a summary of two or three plain sentences.
Flashcards that stick
Each day's news becomes a fresh deck of spaced-repetition flashcards. A card comes back right before you'd forget it.
A glossary without jargon
Every finance term defined in plain language. If one is missing, ask and it gets added for everyone.
A streak worth keeping
Read the daily recap, review a card, or take the daily quiz to keep your learning streak alive, one day at a time.
How it works
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We read everything
A pipeline pulls finance news from wire services, market desks, and central banks every 30 minutes.
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AI translates it
Each story gets one summary in plain English, without the jargon, and a category so you can filter to what you care about.
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You make it stick
A daily recap, quiz, and deck of spaced-repetition flashcards turn reading the news into actually understanding the markets.
Five minutes a day is enough to follow the markets.
Start with today’s recap. Come back tomorrow. The streak takes care of the rest.