Market days only
Briefs are generated for US equity sessions, not weekends. Each brief has a stable URL so yesterday’s read can be opened later. The archive at /marketneon/briefs lists recent dates.
What goes into a brief
A brief is assembled from cached quotes, movers, crowd velocity, and headlines — then written as a short market-day narrative. Coverage notes how many symbols had fresh quotes. Unusual movers, social-attention spikes, and leading or lagging sectors sit in separate sections so the tape, the crowd, and the rotation can be checked independently.
How it differs from this article area
Daily briefs are dated snapshots of that session. Help pages are evergreen explainers of how MarketNeon reads the tape. Use briefs for “what moved today.” Use Help for “what this pane is trying to show.”
Both are informational. A brief is not a trade list.