This policy explains what the Trade Firm Research Desk checks before publication, how commercial links are identified, when an article is updated and how a reader can report a factual problem.
PublisherTrade Firm Research Desk
Primary audienceIndian market participants
CoverageIndices, derivatives, equities and IPOs
StandardEvidence, balance and visible risk
Material facts are checked against relevant primary or authoritative information where available. We avoid presenting rumours, social-media claims or selective screenshots as sufficient evidence.
Educational content is written to answer a market question, not to hide an advertisement. A service invitation does not change the requirement to discuss uncertainty, limitations and risk.
Trade Firm does not publish language promising certain profit or risk-free returns. Historical examples and illustrative structures do not predict future performance.
When a material factual issue is identified, the content should be corrected or clarified. Evergreen articles may be reviewed when rules, market structure, product features or important source information changes.
Readers can report a factual concern or request clarification through the official email. Include the page URL and the specific statement so the Research Desk can review it.