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Research Methodology
This methodology explains what DayTradingToolkit means by research, review, verification, product access, and simulation.
Last updated: June 4, 2026
Source hierarchy
- Primary regulatory, government, exchange, academic, and official product sources are preferred.
- Reliable secondary sources may provide context but do not replace primary evidence for important financial claims.
- Anonymous claims, promotional statistics, and unsupported social posts are not treated as verified evidence.
Product reviews
Reviews may use official documentation, pricing pages, support material, available product access, demos, public user documentation, and clearly identified third-party evidence. A review does not imply years of paid use, real-money trading, or complete access unless the article explicitly documents it.
Strategies, examples, and simulations
Strategy pages explain concepts and risks. Worked examples and simulations are labeled as educational examples and are not evidence of future performance. Backtests, vendor statistics, and third-party results must identify their source and limitations.
Review checklist
- Check factual claims against cited sources.
- Identify conflicts, affiliate relationships, and missing evidence.
- Distinguish facts, calculations, opinions, and hypothetical examples.
- Review time-sensitive rules, pricing, and product features before substantive updates.