Editorial & Corrections Policy
Who makes the reports
World Money RoadMap is run by an individual. Reports and news briefs are researched and drafted with AI tools, then checked against the rules below before publishing. The operator is not a registered investment adviser or broker and does not give investment advice.
What we publish
- Verification standard: only what an official source (exchange, company filing, government or central bank) or at least three major news outlets have reported. Single-source figures are marked “(1 source)”; figures that still conflict are left out or marked “sources differ”.
- Major outlets means Reuters, AP, Bloomberg, The Wall Street Journal, CNBC, the Financial Times, Barron’s and similar (for Korea-specific chip news, also Yonhap). Price and aggregator sites are used only to cross-check numbers.
- Facts vs. analysis: numbers and events are stated as facts; outlooks are labeled as conditional analysis with their reasoning.
- Analyst views are attributed by name and firm, with both optimistic and cautious views. We never tell readers to buy or sell.
- Copyright: we summarize in our own words and build our own charts from public price data. Every report ends with its sources.
Conflicts of interest
The operator may personally hold stocks or coins mentioned in reports. Reports follow the same rules regardless, and personal holdings are never published. Advertisers and supporters have no say in report content.
Corrections
- Factual errors are fixed promptly, with a note at the end of the page: “Correction: date · what was changed”.
- Typos that don’t change meaning are fixed without a note.
- Reports compiled later from past data say so, with the compilation date, at the top.
Reporting an error
Use the contact page, choose “Report an error”, and include the page address and the issue.