Editorial standards

Coverage follows what is moving markets and what our readers are already watching: earnings, economic releases, sector rotation, notable price and volume behaviour, and the tickers that surface in Terminal scanners and watchlists. We do not accept payment to cover a company.

Prices, volumes, fundamentals, earnings dates and economic release dates come from licensed market data providers and official sources. Anything beyond that, the read on a setup, the interpretation of a chart, the view on a catalyst, is opinion and is written as opinion. Ratings, scores and scanner results are rule-based calculations, not predictions.

Factual claims about a company or the economy are grounded in primary material where one exists: SEC filings, investor relations releases, earnings materials, official agency and Federal Reserve publications, or licensed Terminal data. Where a claim relies on an outside source, the article says where it came from.

Numbers used in an article are checked against the underlying data source at the time of writing. Market data moves, so figures reflect the moment of publication and are dated accordingly.

When a published piece changes in a way that matters, the facts, the numbers or the conclusion, we update it and show an updated date. We do not refresh timestamps to make pages look newer than they are.

Errors get fixed and, where the error was material, noted. The full process is on the corrections page.

Hyper Stocks does not currently publish sponsored or paid-placement research. If that ever changes, sponsored material will be labelled as such on the page itself and kept visually separate from editorial research.

Hyper Stocks Terminal includes AI features, such as on-demand ticker summaries, and they are labelled where they appear. AI may also assist with drafting, summarising and formatting in the publishing workflow. A person at Hyper Stocks is responsible for what is published and for the market view expressed in it. See the AI disclaimer for detail.

Hyper Stocks and the author of a piece may hold positions in securities discussed. Where a specific position is relevant to an article, it is disclosed on that article. Hyper Stocks is not a broker or an investment adviser, and nothing published is personalized investment advice.

Scanner logic, ratings, market regime and performance figures are explained on the methodology page and the performance methodology page.