Trust & transparency

Editorial Standards

Our standards are designed to keep education accurate, clear, transparent and separate from hype.

Published by ET COMMERCE LLC d/b/a My Market BookReviewed November 5, 2026
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Editorial responsibility

ET Commerce LLC publishes My Market Book and is responsible for its editorial standards and correction decisions. Material is general education, not individualized advice. No professional credential or independent certification is implied.

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Review priorities

Regulatory, tax, account and product-operation material needs current primary-source checks. Evergreen concepts are reviewed when a material correction or new edition warrants a change. Public reviewed dates identify the actual content review, not an automatic daily refresh.

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Accuracy and clarity

We aim to explain each concept in plain English without removing important risk or nuance. Material should distinguish established facts, simplified examples and interpretation. These are editorial aims, not a guarantee of error-free content; readers should independently verify decision-critical facts.

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Source preference

Where relevant, we prefer primary and authoritative sources such as SEC and Investor.gov materials, FINRA resources, Federal Reserve publications, exchange documentation and public company filings.

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Corrections

Material should be reviewed as markets, rules and products evolve. Meaningful corrections should be made promptly and transparently. Send the page URL, correction and supporting primary source to support@mymarketbook.com. ET Commerce LLC is accountable for reviewing and publishing corrections.

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Commercial separation

Educational content should remain useful on its own. Product promotion must not distort explanations or create false urgency.

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