Research note / About the archive

Trading ideas deserve an audit trail.

Strategy Archive is an educational platform for documenting, studying, and discussing trading strategies with clearer rules, visible risk, and fewer unsupported promises.

Why Strategy Archive exists

Trading ideas are often shared as screenshots, short captions, or results without enough information to evaluate what happened. Strategy Archive is designed around a different premise: document the idea, define the conditions, show the risk, and keep the discussion attached to the original record.

The site combines community-published strategies with editorial guides, comparison pages, templates, and an AI-assisted chart review tool. None of these materials is a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold a financial instrument.

The standards behind the work

Rules before results

A strategy is useful only when its market, timeframe, entry, exit, invalidation, and risk rules can be understood and tested.

Risk before promotion

Educational pages explain limitations and uncertainty. Strategy Archive does not promise returns or present educational analysis as a trade instruction.

Sources before claims

Time-sensitive product rules and factual claims should point to primary or authoritative sources so readers can verify them.

Community content stays identifiable

User-published strategies are community submissions, not endorsements or editorial recommendations from Strategy Archive.

Editorial work and community submissions

Articles carrying the Strategy Archive byline are produced under the site's editorial process. Community strategies remain attributable to the member who published them, and any displayed performance figures are self-reported unless a page explicitly says otherwise.

Commercial relationships are disclosed separately. Compensation does not turn a product mention into a guarantee, and readers should confirm current terms directly with the provider before making a purchase.

Read the public standards

Corrections and contact

To report a factual error, outdated commercial term, attribution problem, or other editorial concern, email support.strategyarchive@gmail.com. Include the page URL and the passage that needs review.