Education before promotion
Educational pages should explain concepts, product mechanics, platform workflows, and risk before encouraging real-money trading. Content must not promise profits or imply that a method removes market risk.
Trust & transparency
How Tero Markets approaches educational content.
Trading is a high-risk topic. Our editorial standard is to favour clarity, verifiable information, responsible risk communication, and useful education over hype.
Accuracy and primary sources
When a statement depends on a provider rule, product specification, API behaviour, regulation, or other time-sensitive fact, the editorial standard is to verify it against the most authoritative current source available before publication or update.
Clear separation of fact and opinion
Guides should distinguish platform facts from examples, general education, interpretation, and opinion. Where uncertainty matters, the content should say so instead of presenting assumptions as facts.
Risk-first language
Trading education should discuss potential loss alongside potential opportunity. Automation, indicators, historical results, and demo performance must never be described as guarantees of future outcomes.
Meaningful updates
Pages should be reviewed when products, platform behaviour, provider rules, or important guidance changes. Update dates should reflect substantive editorial changes rather than cosmetic edits.
Corrections
If a material factual error is identified, the priority is to correct it promptly and update the page so readers are not left with outdated or misleading information.
Reader responsibility
Tero Markets educational content is general information, not personalised financial advice. Product availability and account features can change by jurisdiction, eligibility, provider rules, and platform configuration. Check the current trading interface and applicable terms before acting.