About Market Organized
A place to learn.
A toolkit for the trading day.
Independent market education, data, and practical tools for people learning the basics and traders doing everyday research.
How it started
Market Organized is an independent project run by one person. It started as a private set of notes and bookmarks: the reference I wanted when I was learning, alongside the market data I check each morning, gathered in one place.
It grew into a place to build market knowledge and support the day-to-day work of following markets, researching ideas, and planning trades.
New to markets? Start with clear explanations of the basics and build your understanding at your own pace.
Already speak the jargon? Use the market data, screeners, calendars, and calculators to support your daily trading routine and research.
What you’ll find here
The guides →
Plain-language guides to asset classes, market analysis, and personal finance, plus books and market statistics for further learning. The focus is on U.S. markets, accounts, and rules.
Market Pulse →
Market data and tools in one place: track indices and sectors, explore screeners, check the economic calendar, and follow news across major asset classes. Data may be delayed.
Trading Calculator →
Work through position sizing, stop losses, average prices, profit and loss, risk-reward ratios, and more as part of your trade planning and review.
Market Links →
A directory of outside sources for market monitoring, movers, analysis, and events, organized to make everyday research easier.
The weekly brief →
A Friday review of what moved markets and what’s scheduled for the week ahead, with context and sources for further reading.
MO AI
Use the “Ask MO AI” button to explore financial concepts. Answers may be inaccurate or out of date; verify important information with the original source.
How to use the site
The guides, tools, and commentary support learning and independent research. They are not personalized investment advice or recommendations to buy or sell.
Market data is provided through TradingView widgets and may be delayed. Check current prices and your inputs before relying on a calculation. The weekly brief is one person’s interpretation of the week, not a forecast.
Get in touch
Have a question, spotted an error, or want to suggest a guide or tool? I’d like to hear from you.
marketorganized@gmail.com