Newsroom Standards
Editorial Policy
Air Radar publishes market coverage built for traders. The goal is direct, timely reporting that explains what moved, why it matters, and what changes next.
Last updated March 4, 2026
What we publish
- Timely market coverage across stocks, crypto, macro, FX, commodities, and risk conditions.
- Interpretive reporting that explains the market impact of new developments.
- Public research pages that summarize live market conditions with structured datasets.
How stories are built
- Coverage begins with a source event, market move, or measurable change in market conditions.
- Drafting tools may assist with summarization, structure, and asset tagging.
- Air Radar editors determine final framing, publishing status, and visible story metadata.
- Stories are updated when material facts, pricing context, or market interpretation changes.
What we disclose
- Named source references and source URLs are preserved on article pages when available.
- Desk bylines show when content is published under a team workflow instead of an individual analyst.
- Affiliate or product promotion should remain visually separate from newsroom copy.
- Public research is informational and does not represent personalized investment advice.
What we avoid
- Invented facts, invented sources, or fabricated quotes.
- Misleading headlines that overstate the underlying move.
- Sponsored material presented as independent reporting.
Why this page exists
Reviewers, readers, and partners should be able to see how Air Radar separates market reporting from product marketing. A newsroom without visible standards looks thin, even when the archive is large. This page exists to make those standards public and inspectable.