How TRUE Guides and Research Should Be Checked
Understand our sources, illustrative examples, product checks and correction process before relying on an answer.
Separate facts, interpretation and actions
A market fact needs a source and a time. An interpretation needs assumptions. A trade needs a defined instrument, size and authorization. Treat these as separate steps even when they appear in one conversation.
AI-generated analysis can be incomplete or wrong. A citation does not by itself prove that the source supports the claim. Open the underlying filing, release or product documentation and check the relevant passage and date.
How these guides are maintained
The English workflow guides updated on 17 September 2026 were checked against the current TRUE interface, published tool definitions and the primary sources linked on each page. Setup inspection did not execute trades or establish strategy performance.
These pages use organizational authorship by TRUE. They do not claim an independent analyst review or a licensed adviser’s endorsement. Illustrations and arithmetic examples are labelled; they are not customer results or live quotes.
Evaluate any performance claim
Ask for the period, initial capital, deposits and withdrawals, realized and unrealized positions, fees, funding and drawdown. A screenshot or a favourable example is not a complete track record. Backtests and live results are different evidence.
Account activity can report what happened. It cannot guarantee what the same strategy will do next. Review the actual execution records behind a return.
Report an error
Email contact@true.trading with the page URL, the statement you think is wrong, a supporting source and its date. Do not include private keys or account credentials. When product behavior changes, the instructions and review date should change with it.
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Updated 2026-09-17. Sources, examples and review approach.