Editorial policy

Publisher and audience

Algogen publishes its technical guides as the Algogen editorial team. The default reader is a market-fluent retail trader or investor, so articles explain the rule, calculation, implementation detail, and failure mode without presenting an indicator as a prediction.

Sources and attribution

Historical and factual claims should link to an inspectable source when the claim depends on one. Product documentation and official platform references are preferred for implementation behaviour. A link is not treated as proof that a market claim is true.

Code and platform notes

Code guides identify the language and platform they target. Readers should reproduce samples in the named environment and confirm data, session, warm-up, and execution assumptions before relying on an output.

Dates and material changes

Each article shows its publication date. A modified date is only added when the main content has been substantively reviewed or changed, not when a deployment rebuilds the page.

Financial claims

Articles describe formulas, history, implementation, and historical interpretation. They do not provide personalised investment advice or promise future performance.

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