What lands on the slide
Everything sits on one page: today's market snapshot with the day's one-line read, a key-indices block built from live quotes (S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, Dow, Russell 2000, 10-year yield, VIX), a sector breakdown with the biggest single-stock winners and losers, the economic drivers pulled from today's news, and a forward outlook on what it means for investors — all laid out as sections of the same slide.
Where the numbers and story come from
Index levels and percentage moves are pulled live at build time, so the snapshot section reflects the latest print rather than yesterday's close. The narrative is written from a search of today's financial news, and every claim in the economic drivers section is tied back to a headline from that search.
Slide, handout and how to share them
The main deliverable is the interactive slide link — it opens in the browser, needs no software, and scrolls or scales to fit, so it works on a laptop in a meeting or on a phone. The PDF handout is the secondary file: the same single slide, flattened for email or printing. Both links appear in the result panel above once the run finishes.