FinOpine runs arguments, not tips.

What gets published

• Opinion on monetary policy, tax law, regulation and market structure
• Argument about whether a policy is well designed
• Analysis of published data, with the source named

What does not

• Recommendations to buy, sell or hold any financial product
• Price targets, return forecasts or valuations presented as guidance
• Anything addressed to an individual reader’s circumstances
• Claims about a named private individual

Every piece carries

• A position — one sentence stating the claim
• A falsifier — what would show the claim is wrong
• At least one citation to a retrievable source

Those last three are enforced by the build. An article that does not state its claim, name what would disprove it, and cite a source will not compile.