Editorial methodology
How Tradee researches, reviews, illustrates, updates, and corrects financial education content.
What we publish
Tradee Research explains systematic trading, backtesting, paper evaluation, and generated API outputs. Articles are educational. They do not recommend an asset, strategy, position size, or expected return.
How we research
We start with a reader question and review the current search results. Financial and technical claims use primary sources when available. Product claims are checked against Tradee's shipped code and public documentation.
What makes an article worth publishing
Every research article must add a first-party contribution, such as a reproducible example, a product workflow, a measured comparison, or a failure analysis. We do not publish a page only to repeat a keyword or summarize other articles.
Review and AI assistance
Research and drafting may use AI-assisted tools. Publication still requires human review of claims, sources, product behavior, images, risk language, and links. AI output is not treated as a source.
Images and simulated results
Product screenshots are captured from Tradee and remove account identifiers. Charts and examples identify when values are illustrative, backtested, or modeled. Generated imagery never represents product evidence or financial performance.
Updates and corrections
The updated date changes only after a substantive review. If you find an error, contact Tradee with the article URL and the claim that needs review.