Keep the source and the uncertainty.

What the library contains

Publisher titles, declared publication dates, original links, source roles and collection evidence. Company announcements, government releases and media references stay separately labeled. The current counts describe stored metadata. They do not establish independently verified reporting.

Search and dates

Search uses title keywords and declared company aliases, together with topic, publisher and date filters. Publication, first observation and retrieval are separate clocks. Seeing an old publication now does not establish that the same version was available at a historical investment decision.

What the platform does not establish

Coverage is incomplete. Semantic retrieval, historical point-in-time eligibility, validated chart-pattern matching and forecast performance have not been established. No investment return, target price or trading outcome is promised. Licensed quote feeds, article bodies and publisher images are excluded.

Accounts and saved research

Google Identity Platform processes account email and password authentication. The application does not store your password. The browser receives a secure, HTTP-only session cookie. Saved companies and search preferences are stored in private cloud storage under the authenticated account. Public news endpoints expose only the published metadata dataset.

Filter preferences in the library are saved locally in your browser. Account credentials are not saved in browser local storage. Signing in or creating an account does not activate a paid subscription. Existing email and domain authentication records have not been replaced.