At Finzok, we recognize that financial news is the bedrock of market confidence. Our Editorial Policy is designed to ensure that every news brief, analysis, and report we publish meets the highest standards of integrity, accuracy, and professional transparency.
1. Fact-Based Journalism
Our mission is to report the “Why” behind market movements strictly based on verifiable data. Finzok journalists rely on primary sources, including SEC filings, official press releases from organizations like Texas Instruments Inc. (NASDAQ: TXN) or AMD (NASDAQ: AMD), and direct quotes from executive leadership. We do not engage in rumor-mongering or unverified speculation.
2. Accuracy and Corrections
Speed is essential, but accuracy is paramount. Every story undergoes a rigorous internal verification process before it hits the wire. If a factual error is identified after publication, Finzok is committed to issuing a transparent correction or update at the top of the article to maintain the integrity of the historical record.
3. Ethical Independence
Finzok maintains absolute editorial independence. Our newsroom operates entirely separately from any commercial partnerships or advertisers. We do not accept payment in exchange for coverage, nor do we allow outside entities to influence the narrative of our reporting.
4. Conflict of Interest Policy
To protect our readers, Finzok employees and regular contributors are required to disclose any significant financial interests in the companies they cover. We prohibit “front-running”—the practice of trading securities based on non-public information scheduled for publication on our platform.
5. Attribution and Plagiarism
We believe in giving credit where it is due. Finzok strictly adheres to AP-style attribution. We do not rephrase quotes and we clearly cite the original sources of data, whether they originate from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA), Nasdaq, or peer financial outlets.
For inquiries regarding our editorial standards, please contact our Managing Editor at [email protected]