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Receive the market newsletter
Updated 31 October 2026 · 3 min read · 14 Contents
Plain-language meaning
The market newsletter is an optional email sent on weekdays for each exchange you choose: a pre-open edition shortly before the regular session opens and a market close summary after the session. It also carries India IPO open-day and allotment-day emails.
Why it is useful #
It brings the session outlook, the close review, scheduled items and news on your own holdings into your inbox, with every unavailable part stated rather than filled in.
Where it appears and the workflow #
On Web open Profile and the Market news email card (/Account/Profile#market-newsletter); in the app open the avatar icon, then Profile & data, then Market news email. Turn on the pre-open and market close summary emails, choose one or more markets (23 exchanges are available) and save. The card shows when the last pre-open and close summary were sent for each market. Registration offers an unticked box for the same emails; for email sign-ups the choice is saved after the address is verified. Every email has an unsubscribe link at the bottom.
Calculation or source #
Each exchange gets its own email per edition, at most one per exchange, edition and date. The pre-open edition is sent in the 40 minutes before the regular open in the exchange's local time. The close summary is sent once that session's prices are confirmed and the end-of-day review is ready, or as a figures-only edition 75 minutes after the close; nothing is sent for a date whose session never confirms. Figures are computed from stored data; the outlook and review text is AI-assisted and the footer says so.
Prerequisites, inputs, period and unit #
Prerequisites are a signed-in account with a verified email address and at least one selected market. Receiving the newsletter needs no paid plan; the personal portfolio AI briefing inside the pre-open edition needs Pro and is left out otherwise. Emails are in English.
Worked example #
Illustrative only: with NSE selected, the pre-open edition arrives around 08:45 IST with the outlook, three conditional scenarios, the Nifty 50 dashboard, your portfolio and watchlist news, and the IPO calendar. The close summary follows after 15:30 IST with what happened against the morning outlook, movers and sectors, and tomorrow's scheduled items.
What high and low mean #
Not a score: the editions describe the session. A scenario labelled as materialised was matched mechanically against the session's figures, not judged by the model.
Positive, negative and zero #
Market moves in the emails keep their sign: positive above the previous close, negative below. A section with nothing to report says so rather than showing zeros.
Limitations and common mistakes #
The pre-open edition does not model exchange holidays, so it can arrive on a holiday and says that a weekday does not confirm the market is open. Unsubscribing stops both editions, all markets and the IPO emails; alert emails, portfolio digests and security notices continue.
Market-specific differences #
Session times, indices and scheduled items follow each exchange's own calendar and local time. NSE editions quote the Nifty 50 before the open and the Nifty 500 at the close.
Suggested next steps #
Turn on the newsletter for one market, then compare the next pre-open outlook with that evening's close summary and note which scenario the summary marks as materialised.
Educational use only #
This guide explains descriptive research evidence. It is not investment advice, a price prediction, a recommendation, a claim of predictive accuracy, or an instruction to buy, sell, rebalance or place an order.