Terms, data and risks

Using the workspace

The workspace stores scenarios, journal entries, experiments and their versions. You can prepare trader contributions and submit them for editorial review. Published contributions and comments are visible in the community section; private drafts remain in the author’s workspace.

The workspace does not accept payments or place trades. A manual journal entry, CSV import or educational simulation does not verify broker execution. Public verified performance rankings are not part of the current demonstration.

Data, sign-in and preferences

The application stores account details and the records you save: scenarios, journal data and attachments, research preferences, strategy versions, author profiles and contributions.

Session cookies support sign-in, and the language preference can be stored in a cookie. Workspace preferences belong to the signed-in account. Pilot visit measurement is optional and is enabled in the Feedback section; it records section visits only after opt-in. Feedback is saved in your account.

External charts are loaded from TradingView. Opening such a chart makes the browser contact that service. Original research links can lead to external websites. Do not use the demonstration account to store confidential personal or payment information.

Research and model results

Research retains its original dates, sources and conditions. An archived release is not a current forecast. Coverage and freshness are shown separately; listing an instrument does not mean its current data are available.

Replay and strategy tests are simulations with explicit assumptions about execution and costs. Historical results do not establish future returns. The AI assistant can make mistakes: compare its commentary with the linked evidence and exact source excerpts. Editors’ pick recognises a contribution’s quality, not a trading outcome.