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Trust & methodology

Editorial and market-data standards

Poisar separates factual public market evidence from member-only scoring and identifies the source and timestamp of displayed data.

Market data

Prices, bars and marketplace statistics are attributed to their provider and timestamped. Cross-venue crypto quotes are labeled as aggregates rather than represented as one exchange order book.

News

Public headlines retain their source, author when supplied, publication time and link to the originating report. Poisar's scores and decisions are separate derived products.

A news reference summarizes third-party reporting; it is not original reporting by Poisar. Follow the source link for the full report and its context. A headline with only a link or a repeated headline as its summary is not enough to qualify for search indexing.

How scoring works

Stock setup scores combine chart patterns, technical and momentum evidence, news, political-trade context, liquidity and risk. Market conditions and measured outcomes can adjust those contributions. A score from 0 to 100 ranks a setup under the selected policy; it is not a percentage chance of profit or a forecast of returns.

A strong score alone does not make a setup eligible for trading. Confidence, liquidity, risk and the account's permissions are separate checks. For example, a favorable chart can still be unsuitable when liquidity is weak or required market evidence is unavailable. Different asset classes use different evidence and are not directly comparable simply because they display a score.

Where AI is used

AI assists with research explanations and draft educational content. Generated public educational sections require approval before publication. AI-written explanations do not set scoring formulas, bypass risk checks or authorize orders. They can contain errors and should be checked against the cited market evidence and original sources.

Interpreting prices and performance

Public chart history uses completed bars. A timestamped snapshot can differ from the price available to trade now. Missing data is a limitation, not evidence that a value is zero.

Historical research and practice trading are simulations. Their assumptions, fills, fees and liquidity can differ from real execution. Past results and rankings do not guarantee future results; losses are possible. Membership gives access to analysis, not a promised outcome.

Corrections

Provider corrections flow through on refresh. For a display, attribution or linking problem, send the URL and evidence through the contact page so it can be reviewed.