The standards behind every Leverage Wire story: sourcing, independence, conflicts of interest, corrections and the line between news and advertising.
We publish a story when the underlying event is reported by established outlets or confirmed by a primary document, filing or company statement. Every contributing source is named and linked at the foot of the story.
We do not republish another outlet's text. Our stories are written fresh and are checked automatically for closeness to source wording before an editor ever sees them.
Advertisers, sponsors and members have no influence over what we cover or how we cover it. Sponsored placements are labelled and sit outside the editorial flow.
Nobody involved in producing a story trades on information in it before publication.
Everything we publish is information and analysis, not a recommendation to buy or sell anything. Our calculators are illustrative models that use the numbers you enter; they do not predict outcomes.
Prices and market statistics are drawn from public data feeds, refreshed on a schedule and stamped with the time they were captured. They may lag the market and should not be relied on for trading.
Errors are corrected promptly and visibly. Any person or organisation described in a story may respond and we will carry a fair summary of that response.