The TRADZY blog is written by TRADZY Research, the team behind the TRADZY trade journal and Void Engine setup scoring. Our guides exist to help traders make better decisions with clear, checked information. This page explains how we work.
What we publish
Practical guides on markets, strategies, risk management, trading psychology, journaling, backtesting, prop firms, and tax and regulation in the US, UK and Europe. Every guide targets one question and answers it in the first lines, then goes into detail.
How we research
- Primary sources first. Rules, dates and contract specifications are checked against regulators and exchanges: the SEC, FINRA, CFTC, NFA, FCA, ESMA, CME Group, Cboe, NYSE and Nasdaq.
- Numbers are sourced. Statistics cite where they come from, and guides list their sources.
- Products are checked at publication. Comparisons of brokers, platforms and prop firms state what was true at the review date. Prices and rules change, so we recommend confirming on the provider's site.
Review and updates
Each guide shows its publication date and last review date. Time-sensitive guides (regulation, tax, market structure and product comparisons) are re-checked at least quarterly and whenever a rule changes. When a correction is made, the review date is updated.
Independence and conflicts
TRADZY makes a trading journal and setup-scoring app, and our guides mention it where it is relevant. We do not accept payment for placements in comparisons. Where we compare TRADZY with alternatives, we say so.
Not financial advice
Our guides are educational. They are not investment, tax or legal advice, and they do not recommend specific securities. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.
Corrections
Spotted an error? Email [email protected] with the page and the issue. We review every report and update the guide if it's wrong.