A daily podcast made just for you: two hosts talk through everything that moved your tickers overnight — and what to watch at the open — before the US market opens.
One launch email. No spam. Waitlist members hear the launch price first.
You rank up to 20 tickers in the order you actually care about them. Your top names get the full story — what moved, why, and what the Street did about it overnight. The rest get a rapid-fire round so nothing goes unmentioned.
A skeptic and an opportunist who genuinely disagree — one reads the margin line, the other reads the tape. You hear both sides of every print, argued out loud.
8–12 minutes, fresh every trading morning, in your podcast app before the opening bell. It plays while the coffee brews; you walk in already caught up.
Every figure is traced to its source before a word is voiced, and each episode ships chaptered by ticker with a transcript and linked sources — tap any claim, read the receipt.
A full sample episode lives right on this page — same hosts, same pipeline — so you can judge the standard with your own ears before a dollar changes hands.
The big market podcasts cover the market — the Fed, the Mag 7, whatever's loudest. If your money is anywhere smaller, you can listen for forty minutes and never hear a name you own. Premarket flips the rundown: the show starts from your watchlist, not the news cycle.
This exact episode was written, fact-checked, and voiced by the pipeline from that morning's real data — no human touched it. Yours will sound like this, about your names.
Drop up to five tickers. The community's most-voted names get covered on the show — your list, on air.
Your order is the show's rundown. The names at the top get full segments — the story, the numbers, the two hosts arguing about it. Move a ticker up and tomorrow's episode moves with it.
A lower-ranked name with a real overnight development — a fresh headline, a big premarket move — earns a full segment that morning. The show follows the story, not just the sort order.
Quiet names get the speed round: a sentence, a number, a reason to care or relax. Every ticker on your list is covered every day — silence is never the answer.
Up before his alarm out of spite. Kirk reads the margin line, remembers every guide a company ever missed, and treats a price-target raise as a personality flaw.
"That's not a target, that's a life decision."
Believes every gap has a story worth telling. Finn brings the energy, the tape, and the occasional word your compliance officer would rather he didn't attempt.
"The streak is dead, Kirk. Say it with me."
Before the US market opens, every trading day. It's built in the pre-dawn window from that morning's data, so it's never yesterday's news read slowly.
No — and that's enforced by software, not vibes. The show describes what happened: prices, filings, analyst actions with the firm named. Advice-shaped language is automatically rejected before an episode can render. What you do at the open is entirely yours.
Licensed market-data feeds, pulled fresh each morning. Every figure the hosts speak is traced back to its source before the episode is voiced; if a number can't be verified, it doesn't air. Each episode ships with a transcript and linked sources.
US-listed equities to start — up to 20 names, ranked by you. Your top positions get full segments; the rest get quick hits so the whole list is covered.
Premarket is a paid subscription at launch — waitlist members hear the launch price first, and your first personalized episode plays the moment you sign up. The sample episode on this page is yours to judge anytime, no card required.
Then unsubscribe — no hard feelings, and no dark patterns on the way out.
Premarket is being poured in public — wet cement, your handprints welcome. The features that make it into the show tomorrow start as a note like this one today. Tell us the thing you'd brag to another trader about.
PREMARKET started the way most trading days start: too early, six apps open, and the one thing that actually matters — what happened to your names overnight — scattered across all of them.
Everyone else gets a morning brief. Your watchlist never did, because no studio can afford a show for an audience of one. Now one can. Written, checked, and voiced for your exact list every trading morning — never a word of advice. By the bell, you're the most-prepared person in the room.
— the Premarket team
