Editorial standards
SignalStack News publishes reports and data pages for international readers. Every page is built so a reader can check it: the facts come from a named source, and the primary document is linked.
Reports
- Primary sources first. Each report starts from the record behind the news: an SEC or DART filing, a court order or opinion, a Federal Register document, a company or agency announcement, or an on-record statement. News coverage is used for context and is credited; we do not republish other outlets' articles.
- Something the headlines don't have. A report must add a primary-source detail, a comparison, background or a side-by-side reading of documents. If it can't, we don't publish it.
- Words as the source says them. Figures and statements keep the source's own wording and modality ("expects", "plans"), and every claim is attributed to the person or document that made it. Our own arithmetic is labelled as ours.
- Structure. A short summary, what happened, what the primary source says, background, "what could go right / what could go wrong" scenarios (never predictions or calls), and answers to common questions. Sources are listed on every report with an as-of date.
Politics and entertainment
Political coverage is built from documents — executive orders, court rulings, bills, agency notices — and from named, on-record statements from each side, in a neutral voice. Entertainment coverage covers the business: filings, deals, box-office and platform figures, contracts and court records. We do not publish rumors, gossip or private-life stories.
Data pages
Our trackers and company pages (earnings dates and results, insider trades, 13F holdings, congressional trades, executive orders, CEO pay, financial history and others) are assembled automatically from official sources such as SEC EDGAR, the Federal Register, the Clerk of the House, the Senate's disclosure system and government statistical agencies. Each page names its source and method, links the underlying filings, and labels counts and changes that we calculate. Data detail pages that mainly restate a filing (individual insider, holdings, comparison and member pages) stay available to readers but are kept out of search indexes; our reports and curated trackers are what we ask search engines to show.
How reports are checked, and AI disclosure
Research and drafting are assisted by AI tools. Before a report goes live, a separate review step checks every claim and number against the cited sources, together with our rules on attribution, neutrality and advice; a report that fails the check is fixed and checked again, or not published. Illustrations are generated with open-source image models, are labelled as AI-generated, and never depict real people. Photos of real people come from openly licensed sources and are credited.
What we don't publish
- Investment advice of any kind: no ratings, price targets, buy/sell calls or "upside" of our own.
- Daily stock-move stories, rumors, and unattributed claims.
- Near-duplicate pages on the same event; a material new fact goes into an update or a linked follow-up.
Corrections and feedback
If we get a fact wrong, email help@signalstack.news with the page URL and a short note. We review every request; corrected reports show an updated date.
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