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Every claim is verifiable
Factual statements reference a primary source or a calculation the reader can reproduce independently. Assertions that cannot be sourced are not published.
Editorial standards
The standard every page is held to
Six principles govern what is published on TradeBien, how it is maintained, and what happens when something is wrong.
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Examples use real numbers
Worked examples reference a real instrument at a realistic rate. Round numbers and placeholder inputs do not appear. Any figure on this site can be reproduced by entering the same inputs into the corresponding calculator.
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Education, not advice
Content explains how instruments work, what calculations produce, and what mechanics mean for a position. It does not predict price movements, recommend trades, or suggest entry or exit timing. The full scope of that boundary is on the Disclaimer page.
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Updates are substantive
Pages are revised when a factual change in the subject domain warrants it — a regulatory shift, a platform update, a methodology revision. Cosmetic edits and typo fixes do not constitute a content revision.
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No author bylines
The editorial standard is the authority, not an individual. The methodology is documented here and auditable. A reader cites the page; the page does not cite a writer.
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Errors are corrected
Factual errors reported through the Report an error channel are reviewed, verified, and corrected in the next revision cycle.