Reports and articles: premarket movers and original articles
What you find at Quantisnow /reports and /articles: the daily premarket movers report, original and contributor articles, and how sponsored content is labeled.
Key takeaways
- /reports currently publishes one report type, the daily premarket movers report, on weekday mornings before the open.
- Each premarket movers report has a short narrative plus lists of top gainers and top losers, each linking to the company page.
- /articles holds original articles: some written with AI assistance and some published by outside contributors through /publish.
- Paid sponsored links are labeled Sponsored and marked rel="sponsored", and contributors must disclose positions and paid placements.
Besides the wire, Quantisnow publishes two kinds of its own content: scheduled market reports at /reports and articles at /articles.
Reports: /reports
Today /reports has one report type: the premarket movers report. It is published on weekday mornings before the market opens.
Each report has its own page at /reports/<date>/<slug> and contains:
| Part | Contents |
|---|---|
| Title and summary | The date and a one-line overview |
| Narrative | A few short paragraphs on what is moving before the open |
| Top gainers | Stocks up the most premarket, with price and percent change |
| Top losers | Stocks down the most premarket, with price and percent change |
Every ticker links to its company page, where you can check the news behind the move. /reports lists past reports, newest first.
Premarket prices move on thin volume, so treat the list as a starting point for research. Trading news catalysts explains how to check whether a move has a real catalyst.
Articles: /articles
/articles lists articles on U.S. equities: analysis of SEC filings, FDA actions, analyst revisions, sector moves and individual tickers. They come from two places:
- Quantisnow articles, some of which are written with AI assistance.
- Contributor articles from independent analysts, research firms, issuers and newsletter writers who publish through /publish. Every contributor article is reviewed by an editor before it goes live.
What an article page shows
| Part | Contents |
|---|---|
| Header | Article label, publish date, and an amended date if it was edited later |
| Title and summary | Headline and one-paragraph summary |
| Ticker badges | Each tagged ticker, linking to its company page |
| Body | The article text |
| Sponsored | A labeled list of paid links, if any are not placed inline |
| Sources | Cited sources, opening in a new tab |
| Tags | Topic tags |
Articles are also distributed to readers who follow the tagged tickers.
How sponsored content is labeled
- Sponsored links: buyers can pay to place a link in an existing article. If the anchor text appears in the article it is linked in place; otherwise it appears in a section labeled Sponsored under the body. Every paid link is marked
rel="sponsored". An article carries at most 3 sponsored links. See Sponsored links. - Disclosures in contributor articles: authors must disclose any position in a tagged ticker inside the article, and a sponsored or paid article must say so at the top. See Publishing guidelines.
Articles are the views of their authors and are not investment advice.
How to publish your own article
Anyone with an account can submit an article for $150. It is reviewed by an editor before it goes live, and your card is only charged on approval. Start at /publish/new and read Publish an article.
If you spot an error in a newsitem on the wire, you can submit a correction instead. See Amend a newsitem.
FAQ
When is the premarket movers report published?
On weekday mornings before the U.S. market opens. Each report lives at its own dated URL under /reports.
Are Quantisnow articles written by AI?
Some Quantisnow articles are written with AI assistance. Others are published by outside contributors and reviewed by an editor before going live.
How can I tell if a link in an article is paid?
Paid links are marked rel="sponsored", and any that are not placed inline appear under a section labeled Sponsored below the article.
Can I publish an article on Quantisnow?
Yes. Submitting an article costs $150, and you are only charged if an editor approves it. Start at /publish/new.