Frequently asked questions
Is this investment advice?
No. Everything on this site is for information and education. It does not consider your goals, finances or risk tolerance. You can lose money investing.
Who runs this site?
Meet Shah runs News and Stocks Pulse as an independent learning project. Contact details are on the Contact page.
How often is the site updated?
Stock pages refresh after market scans on trading days. News-driven pages update as headlines are analysed through the session. Each page shows when it was last analysed.
Why do some pages say the analysis may be out of date?
Markets move. If a scan is older than our freshness window, we show a notice so you do not treat yesterday’s levels as live instructions.
Can I trade directly from this website?
No. This public site is read-only. It does not place broker orders.
Where does the news come from?
Market news feeds, press releases and material SEC filings. Headlines belong to their publishers; we link to originals when we have a URL.
Why did a stock with positive news not get a BUY?
Because the full analysis also weighs trend, valuation and risk. Good headlines can arrive late in a move, or on a chart that still looks weak.
What does confidence mean?
It is the strength of agreement across the model’s inputs, not a probability that you will profit.
Do you hold the stocks you write about?
The author may hold, buy or sell securities discussed here, including through automated tools. That does not make a page a recommendation.
How do I report a mistake?
Use the Contact page. Corrections help everyone.
Why are individual stock URLs marked noindex?
Stock and daily news templates are available for readers, but we ask search engines to prioritise our guides, tools and hub pages so the public web sees our strongest original writing first.
How can I learn the basics first?
Start with the Guides hub, then the glossary, then open one live stock page and practise reading it section by section.