What it shows
Daily Bulletin AI is a Premium page with one written market recap for each day. The newest approved bulletin opens by default. It has a title, a date and a strip of metrics taken at publish time. A switch changes between a short text and a detailed text. The recap covers derivatives, ETF flows, on-chain data and macro topics. A bell button controls bulletin notifications. An archive lists earlier daily bulletins. It also lists weekly issues. These issues split the same ground into sections such as ETF flows, derivatives, on-chain depth, geopolitical risk, whale positioning, the economic calendar and confluence. The text is produced with AI-assisted research.
How to read it
Read the title and the metric strip first to see the topics of the day. Start with the short text. Open the detailed text when you want the reasons behind each point. Check the date, because the page shows the latest approved bulletin and an older one may be open from the archive. Use the weekly issues when you want a longer view of one week. Verify any figure that you plan to use. The bulletin is a summary and not the source data.
- Read the title and the metric strip to see the topics of the day.
- Switch from the short text to the detailed text for the reasons.
- Open the archive to compare earlier days or read a weekly issue.
What to keep in mind
The bulletin is produced with AI-assisted research and can contain errors or omissions. It is a summary of a point in time, and markets change after publication. It is not investment advice. Check every figure against the source page before you use it. If no bulletin is available for a day, the page says that the next one is being prepared.
A missing value is not zero. Check the source and time under each data block before you compare numbers.
Questions
What does the Daily Bulletin AI cover?
It covers derivatives, ETF flows, on-chain data and macro topics for the day. Each bulletin has a title, a strip of metrics from publish time, and a short and a detailed text. The text is written with AI-assisted research.
Can I read earlier bulletins?
Yes. The archive lists earlier daily bulletins. It also holds weekly issues, which are longer reports with sections for different data areas. Select an entry to open it in the same page. Older entries stay in the archive.
Is the Daily Bulletin AI free to read?
No. The Daily Bulletin AI is part of NinjaTools Premium. You must sign in with an account that has Premium access to read it. The archive and the weekly issues sit on the same page. The app lists the plans.