Definitions are the beginning
Each guide answers the main question first. We then explain how we use the idea, where it can fail and how it might be tested. We link to original documentation when possible and label made-up examples clearly.
AI-assisted drafts and author review
We use AI to help draft and build the site. The trading observations and charts come from the trader behind Under the Price. We do not invent trades or results.
Notes for future articles stay in our private editorial files. When we add a personal example, we include what was known at the time, the chart settings and anything we are unsure about.
Performance and testing claims
This edition does not claim any backtest results. If we add them later, we will separate simulated results from real trades, explain the data and fill assumptions, include costs and show the important limits. One good chart will not be presented as proof.
Corrections and updates
Material corrections should be recorded with a date and explanation. Article dates should change when the substance changes, not merely to create an appearance of freshness. A dedicated corrections address will be added when the publication’s contact details are finalized.
Commercial independence
No advertiser or affiliate currently determines the conclusions in these guides. Any future sponsorship or affiliate relationship should be clearly disclosed where a reader encounters it. Commercial suitability does not substitute for editorial evaluation.