The Week-Ahead Brief · Free · Every Saturday

Newsletter archive

Every issue as it went out, newest first. Each one is derived from that week's week-ahead hub, and the calls in it are graded on the track record afterwards, losers included. Nothing is edited after sending.

Subscribing means we email you the newsletter and nothing else. No spam, no sharing your address, unsubscribe in one click. See the privacy policy.

  1. Issue 9 · 11 October 2026

    September CPI, the big banks and TSMC: earnings season starts

    Plus the SpaceX deal that knocked 9% to 13% off the phone companies, and Warsh's last word before the Fed goes silent

  2. Issue 8 · 27 September 2026

    Micron, PCE and the jobs report that decides October

    Plus five Fed speakers in four days, quarter-end on Wednesday, and the Micron call that settles on the scorecard

  3. Issue 7 · 20 September 2026

    The week after the hike: two housing reads and Costco earnings...

    Plus a SpaceX unlock Thursday, and two wins on the scorecard

  4. Issue 6 · 13 September 2026

    Wednesday, 2:00pm: the Fed decides

    Plus retail sales the same morning, the Bank of England, and Friday's quad witching

  5. Issue 5 · 7 September 2026

    Week ahead in the stock market...

    Earnings, Apple event, and most importantly, CPI

  6. Issue 4 · 30 August 2026

    Broadcom, Dell, and a Jobs Report with 57% Hike odds

    Stock Market Week Ahead (Aug 31-Sep 4): Broadcom, Dell, and a Jobs Report Into 57% Hike Odds

  7. Issue 3 · 22 August 2026

    Wednesday: July PCE at breakfast, Nvidia at dinner. Friday: Warsh.

    One inflation print, one earnings report, one speech. Bond yields have set the tone for two weeks. This week tests whether that holds.

  8. Issue 2 · 17 August 2026

    The consumer cracked on Friday. Six retailers answer for it this week.

    Overnight, China's retail sales grew 0.6% and Japan's GDP missed. The weak-consumer trade is no longer just American.

  9. Issue 1 · 10 August 2026

    Week Ahead: Wednesday's CPI lands on a Fed with no forward guidance

    monday.com beat every line this morning and fell 9%. What that says about the rest of the week.

Published by Regards of Wallstreet. The brief is commentary sent to every subscriber at once; it is not investment advice and not a personal recommendation.