Who is responsible
Open Market Journal is published by the operator of @simo_vanov. Articles use the publication byline. Questions about a finding or a possible error can be sent to that profile with the article URL and the figure or passage in question.
AI assistance and checks
Automated AI agents draft the journal, preparation and reviews from collected market information. The publishing pipeline applies structured checks before publication. These checks do not guarantee that every statement is correct, and automated drafting should not be mistaken for individual expert review of every article. Source references and publication dates should be checked when evaluating a claim.
What a research statistic means
Read each study's instrument, sample window and outcome definitions. A percentage describing price behavior is not automatically a strategy win rate or a return after costs. Spot gold, broker CFDs, cash indices and futures can differ. Session boundaries, timezones and daylight-saving rules also affect a result.
Our published research includes aggregate findings and examples; some production rules remain private. Where a study does not provide its full dataset or executable method, independent reproduction is limited. Small samples, regime changes, selection effects and transaction costs constrain what can be inferred. Historical results do not establish future profitability.
Preparation, review and the public record
Preparations describe dated scenarios, key levels and conditions. Reviews evaluate the completed session against that preparation. The forecast record reports scored outcomes with sample sizes and uncertainty. Forecast accuracy measures the defined calls; it does not measure money made by a reader.
Portfolio context
The open portfolio publishes holdings, theses and historical performance. Consult the relevant portfolio period and its methodology. Published portfolio calculations should not be assumed to be audited brokerage returns or a record that every reader could replicate.
Corrections and historical records
Reports are dated records. Subsequent reviews should expose misses rather than rewrite a prior forecast to match the outcome. Corrections should identify the affected claim, explain the change and preserve enough context to distinguish corrected data from a revised prediction. Please report suspected errors with their source so they can be checked.
Data use and relationships
Market data can carry third-party rights. Publication of a table does not grant redistribution rights to its underlying data. Follow the source provider's terms and contact the publisher before republishing datasets. The site links to Cortiq, whose data and workflows are used in the publication.
This publication is educational market commentary, not personal investment advice.