US stock market · 9:20 Eastern
A short US market note at 9:20 ET.
Open Card emails one short note at 9:20 Eastern, before the US stock market opens at 9:30. Everyone gets the same text: today’s scheduled news and a few well-known US stocks, with prices you can look up. It is not a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold anything.
Not investment advice. There is no paid plan. Check any number on a public site or your broker before you use it.
What is included
One email before the US stock market opens. It covers today’s scheduled news and public prices on well-known names. We do not send updates all day, and we do not tell you what to buy or sell.
Today’s US news calendar
The report or event already on the schedule for that morning. Not a guess at the number.
Well-known US stocks
Big companies and popular market funds, with prices you can check yourself.
Same email for everyone
We send. You read. Replies are off. No private stock tips.
When it goes out
A fixed time. Not a live stream and not a personal message.
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8:50
Morning review
Yesterday’s close and the news already scheduled for that morning.
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9:20
Email sent
The same note goes to every reader.
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9:30
US market opens
The note is there to read. Open Card does not tell you to buy or sell.
Useful if
- You already follow well-known US stocks or funds like the S&P 500
- You want one note before 9:30 ET, then no more messages that day
Not for you if
- You want someone to tell you what to buy and how much
- You want crypto, cheap penny stocks, or a group chat
Questions
Is this investment advice?
No. The same briefing goes to every reader. Open Card does not review your account or tell you what to buy. Do your own research.
What does it cost?
Nothing. There is no subscription and no fee to receive the briefing. You can stop emails at any time.
How do I receive the briefing?
By email, at 9:20 Eastern on days the US stock market is open. Everyone gets the same text. You cannot reply, and Open Card will not send you a stock name in a private message.
What does the briefing include?
The news already on that morning’s US calendar, plus a few well-known US stocks or market funds, with prices you can look up. It does not cover crypto, cheap penny stocks, or inside information.
Are the prices a recommendation to trade?
No. A price is shown so you can check it yourself. It is not a cue to buy, sell, or wait, and it is not based on how much money you have.
Do you promise a result?
No. Open Card does not say readers will make money, avoid losses, or beat the market. Older notes do not tell you what happens next.
Can I stop the emails?
Yes. Use the unsubscribe link in any email, or write to editor@opencardmedia.com. Stopping is free.
Get the briefing by email.
Same text at 9:20 Eastern, on days the US stock market is open. No paid plan. You can stop emails at any time. Not investment advice.