Editorial Policy and Corrections
InsiderHound publishes only what can be checked against a public SEC filing. This page explains how we research, review and correct our reports and guides.
1. Primary sources first
Every trade in our reports comes from a Form 4 filing on SEC EDGAR, and every report links to the filings it uses. Our guides cite SEC rules and official SEC pages. When we refer to a company’s news, we link to the company’s own release or filing.
2. Human review
Tomas, the founder and editor, checks every figure in a report against the original filing before it is published: the transaction code, the number of shares, the price, the holdings after the trade and both dates.
3. Use of AI tools
We sometimes use AI tools to help draft text, structure pages or check for errors. A person reviews everything before publication, and every number is verified against the SEC filing, never taken from an AI tool.
4. Independence and conflicts of interest
- Advertisers do not influence which companies we cover or what we write. Ads are served automatically by Google AdSense.
- We do not accept payment to feature, rank or leave out a company.
- If the editor owns shares of a company named in a report, the report says so.
5. What we will not publish
- Recommendations to buy or sell a security, or price targets.
- Claims about why an insider traded unless the filing or the company says so.
- Non-public information of any kind.
6. Corrections
If you find an error, contact us with the page address and, if possible, the filing. We review every request. Confirmed errors are fixed promptly and noted at the bottom of the page with the date and what changed. When a filer amends a Form 4, we update the page and mark the trade as amended, as explained in our methodology.