The principles, with worked examples
These are the six commitments behind every site in the portfolio. They are not red tape. They are the moat. Each one is illustrated with how it shows up in the work, so you can hold us to it.
Our sites explain how markets work. We do not sell trading signals, run paid "VIP" groups, or wrap education around a product. We have no incentive to make trading look easy, so we do not.
How Does Forex Work? does not link to a broker. There is no broker affiliate code anywhere in our portfolio.
Most retail traders lose money, and our sites say so plainly. We state uncertainty instead of hyping. Nothing we publish is investment advice or a recommendation to trade.
Every leverage page in the portfolio carries a paragraph on what leverage does to a margin account in a fast move. It sits in the body, not the footer.
Every site in the portfolio is openly published by TradingFuse, named on the page and in its structured data. Nothing we run is anonymous, and nothing pretends to be independent of us.
howdoesforexwork.com names TradingFuse as publisher in the masthead and in its schema.org markup.
We never name or present a site as a regulator, an industry body, or an accredited institution. Our sites are educational publications, and they say exactly that.
Sites use plain descriptive URLs, not names like "Forex Authority" or "Trading Institute".
Every article is real explanation, reviewed by a person before it is published. We do not publish mass-generated filler, and we do not clone the same content across domains.
A reference page on pips is written from scratch for the domain it lives on. It is not duplicated to a second site under another title.
Our data visualisations follow established principles of graphical integrity: honest scales, no distortion. Any sample data is clearly labelled as illustrative.
The DXY chart on our homepage spans the full data range with light padding, no truncation. The axis is rebuilt at build time from the live data; we never crop it to overstate a move.