Editorial Standards

Who writes the Academy

Lessons are written in-house by Wisuno’s research desk and reviewed by the compliance team before publication. We use a house byline rather than individual names because a lesson is a company position, reviewed by more than one person, and it stays accurate after any individual moves on.

What we publish

The Academy teaches mechanics: what an instrument is, how an order behaves, what a position costs to open and hold, and what happens to an account when a market moves against it. That is the whole remit.

What we will not publish

• No advice. Nothing in the Academy is a recommendation to buy or sell anything, or an opinion on whether trading suits you.
• No signals or forecasts. We do not publish trade ideas, entry calls, price targets or predictions. Where a lesson describes a chart pattern, it describes what traders observe and how they name it — not what the market will do next.
• No performance claims. No past returns, no projected returns, no win rates, no worked example that ends on a profit. Our examples show what a move costs, because cost is the part that is knowable in advance.
• No pressure. Lessons do not urge you to fund an account, trade larger, or trade more often.

How lessons are reviewed

1. Drafted by the research desk against a fixed structure and style brief.
2. Checked for factual accuracy, including every worked calculation.
3. Reviewed by compliance for claims, framing and required disclosures.
4. Published with the review date shown at the foot of the lesson.

Review cycle

Every lesson is re-reviewed at least once a year, and immediately whenever a regulatory change, a product change or a change in trading conditions affects what it says. The date at the foot of each lesson is the date of its most recent review, not the date it was first written.

Corrections

If a lesson is wrong, we correct it and note the correction at the foot of the page rather than editing silently. If you have found an error, tell us — the contact route is on our contact page, and corrections are read by the research desk.

Risk

Trading CFDs and forex involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for everyone. The Academy exists to make that risk legible before you take it, not to encourage you to take it.