About

How TickerFluent operates

TickerFluent operates under a written charter. This page is the reader-facing summary; the rules below bind everything we publish.

Independence

We are an independent publication. We are not affiliated with, endorsed by, or paid for coverage by DL Software Inc., the maker of Godel Terminal. What we publish is our own: our words, our screenshots, our workflows.

The money, disclosed

We earn a commission when readers subscribe to Godel Terminal using our code. That commission funds the guides, and it's disclosed wherever the code appears. Any sponsored content — if we ever run any — will be labeled with the sponsor's name. We accept no payment from issuers to cover any stock, ever.

Verification

Every tutorial is tested against the live terminal before publishing, and each page carries a verification stamp: the date, the product version, and the data entitlements in effect during testing. Screenshots are our own captures from our own paid account. If a page's screenshots or steps drift out of date, the stamp tells you how stale it might be — and stale pages get re-verified, not left to rot.

Corrections

Material errors get fixed with a dated correction note on the page and an entry in the public corrections log. We don't silently rewrite history.

Not advice

We teach a tool. We do not give investment advice, publish price targets, or answer "should I buy" questions — including in email. Tickers in our tutorials are chosen for liquidity so the features being taught work reliably; they are never recommendations.

The community

We participate in the Godel user community as named members. We don't screenshot other users' messages, quote anyone without permission, or mine conversations for content in ways members would resent.

Questions about any of this: the site's contact address, once published, reaches a human who read this charter before you did.