Editorial standards

Transparent automation, visible limitations

TrendRadar is maintained as an independent research website. Its public lists are largely generated from documented rules, while the surrounding explanations are written to make those rules and their limitations understandable.

What is automated

Price-history processing, indicators, strategy membership, market context, and much of the company and fundamental presentation are generated from local caches and documented scripts. Automation makes coverage repeatable; it does not create certainty about a company or a trade.

Corrections and updates

Reports can change after data corrections, mapping fixes, refreshed caches, or rule refinements. Users can report a broken link, incorrect company mapping, unexplained value, or content concern through the contact page. Material issues are investigated and corrected in later publications when the data supports a correction.

Independence and conflicts

The site does not present itself as a broker, portfolio manager, or personalised adviser. A published ticker can appear because it matches a mechanical filter, not because TrendRadar has investigated every issuer or holds an opinion on its future price. Advertising, if enabled, does not determine strategy membership or ranking.

Reader responsibility

Research pages should be read together with the methodology, backtest guide, and risk disclaimer. They are educational material and not individual financial advice.