The hub of a small network of finance reference sites: one searchable glossary here, and one site per subject for the arithmetic and conventions of each market.
| Site | Covers |
|---|---|
| hedgefund.wiki | Hedge fund terms, strategies, regulations and calculators |
| options.wiki | Options payoffs, Greeks, volatility and margin |
| fixed-income.wiki | Bond math, day counts, yield, duration and curves |
| quants.wiki | Performance statistics, covariance, portfolio construction and backtests |
| pe-finance.wiki | Private equity fund waterfalls, carried interest and performance measures |
| privatecredit.wiki | Private credit instruments, pricing, covenants and vehicles |
| m-a.wiki | LBO returns, accretion and dilution, and valuation cross-checks |
| venture-capital.wiki | Venture financing, liquidation preferences, conversion and dilution |
| canon.wallstreet.wiki | Lookup across the network and deterministic formulas, as a REST and MCP API |
A curated collection of essential financial media sources — newsletters, substacks, podcasts, blogs, and more.
Freshness tracking, observation feeds, and connector health — all via the same Pipedream backbone the SDK exposes locally.
Wall Street Wiki is a finance glossary and the hub of a network of topical finance reference sites. Each site owns one subject and links to the others rather than duplicating them.
Every concept in the Financial Glossary is structured for software: definitions, takeaways, examples, formula metadata, related terms, and source-ready context. The registry adds provenance fields for source family, access mode, provider route, refresh cadence, and vertical fit.
The parent umbrella supports Wall Street fundamentals today and gives hedge funds, options, private credit, VC, PE, and other institutional verticals a shared schema instead of separate one-off glossaries.
Beyond definitions, Wall Street Wiki curates high-signal financial media sources. The Media Directory covers substacks, newsletters, Twitter/X accounts, blogs, podcasts, and YouTube channels. Each entry is hand-selected for quality, relevance, and depth of insight.
Search or browse the glossary here, follow a term to the subject site that covers it in depth, or query the whole network programmatically through the Canon API and MCP server at canon.wallstreet.wiki.
→ Glossary — structured finance concepts, formulas, and related-term graphs
→ Media — curated newsletters, substacks, podcasts, and YouTube channels
→ Canon API — search, formulas, receipts, MCP server
Wall Street Wiki is an educational reference. It is not investment advice.