Definition

1. Noun:
   • A financial publication: A "market letter" is a periodic newsletter or report authored by a financial analyst or investment advisor. It provides analysis, commentary, and recommendations concerning the stock market and specific securities. It is typically distributed to paying subscribers.

Usage Examples

• Noun:
  • The investment firm publishes a weekly market letter for its clients.
  • She based her stock purchase on a tip from a reputable market letter.
  • Subscribing to that expensive market letter did not improve his portfolio's performance.

Advanced Usage

• "to issue a market letter": to publish and distribute such a report.
  • The analyst will issue a special market letter following the earnings reports.
• "as recommended in the market letter": indicating the source of an investment idea.
  • We bought the shares as recommended in the latest market letter.

Variants and Related Words

• Newsletter (n): a regularly distributed publication, typically on a specific topic.
  • The company sends a monthly newsletter to its employees.
• Investment advisory (n): a service or firm that provides professional advice on investing.
  • He works for an investment advisory.

Synonyms

• Investment newsletter: A publication offering advice on investments.
• Financial bulletin: A brief report on financial news and analysis.

Related Phrases

• Market analysis: The study of the dynamics and conditions of a financial market.
  • The market letter provides detailed market analysis.
• Stock tip: A piece of advice or recommendation about a stock.
  • The market letter is known for its early stock tips.

Noun

1. a newsletter written by an analyst of the stock market and sold to subscribers