Editorial policy

The rules we hold ourselves to for every page and every blog article.

What we publish

  • explainers on official releases (rate decisions, inflation, jobs, regulatory texts) with figures attributed to the institution that published them;
  • guides on how futures, scalping, order flow and quantitative trading work;
  • descriptions of models (ICT, market maker models) presented as ways of reading charts, with their limits.

What we do not publish

  • no buy or sell advice, no price targets, no predictions;
  • no promise of profit, nothing "guaranteed", nothing "risk-free";
  • no signals, no personal performance, no invented testimonials;
  • no article copied or paraphrased from another outlet: we start from primary sources and write our own text;
  • no sponsored content. Should that ever change, it would be clearly labelled.

Author and AI assistance

Articles are signed by the editorial team. We do not invent an author, experience or credentials. The team uses AI tools to extract facts from official documents and to draft articles; every draft then goes through automated checks (figures, dates, sources, forbidden wording, originality) described in the methodology. An article that fails those checks is not published.

Free tools and links

When an article points to a site tool (calculator, indicator, member area), it is because the tool serves the topic; the box is labelled "Free tool". Affiliate links to NinjaTrader are disclosed. External links go to the official sources used.

Dates, updates and corrections

Every article shows its publication date and, when its substance has changed, its update date. A simple re-read does not change that date. Errors are handled according to the corrections policy.

Educational content. These indicators are not investment advice and guarantee no result. Futures trading involves a risk of loss that can exceed the initial investment. Terms of use · Disclaimers