How the morning briefing works

Subscribers get a daily email at 08:00 in their own timezone about what moved their holdings. It is on by default, and it never trades or recommends a security.

The briefing is assembled from your linked holdings and the news behind the names that actually moved the portfolio. Movers are ranked by dollar impact, not by percentage, so a small position swinging hard does not outrank the holding that moved your net worth.

Step by step

  1. It is on for subscribers. A missing setting still means subscribed. Turn it off from Profile → Morning briefing. Turning it back on writes the preference explicitly.
  2. It sends at 08:00 local time. The timezone is taken from the device you last opened Killion on. There is no separate timezone picker.
  3. What it covers. What your portfolio did since the previous briefing, a short market backdrop, and researched notes for names that had news of their own. Manual holdings are researched as what they are — a gold position is not looked up as the mining company that trades as GOLD.
  4. What it will not do. It will not place a trade, move money, or tell you to buy, sell or hold a security. It is a briefing, not advice.

Common questions

Does the briefing use my Killion AI budget?
No. Research for the email is billed to Killion, not against the assistant budget on your plan.
Can I change the send time?
Not yet. It goes out at 08:00 in the timezone recorded from your browser.
I turned it off. Will opening the app turn it back on?
No. Opening the app only refreshes your timezone. It never rewrites the unsubscribe flag.
Back to the help centerContact us