Is Stock Expert AI Research a person?
No. It is the byline of the site's AI editorial team. Language models write the articles; no article is signed with an invented human name.
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Stock Expert AI Research is the byline of the site's AI editorial team. It is not a person: language models write the articles, and the numbers in them come from market data providers.
The team writes the Market Journal: US stocks, earnings and sectors. Each article explains figures retrieved from data providers; the model writes the explanation and never produces the numbers.
How is an article produced?
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Data first
Before any writing starts, the figures for the story are retrieved from Financial Modeling Prep (FMP) and stored with the article as its evidence.
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AI writes the story
A language model writes the article from that data. It explains the numbers; it does not produce them. Every article is labelled as AI-generated.
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A separate AI review
A second, separate model reviews the draft. A draft it does not approve is not published.
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Automated checks and sources
Each article lists its sources. Automated checks flag figures that disagree with their source and advice-like wording.
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Corrections in public
Reported and flagged errors are reviewed by a person and logged, dated, in the public corrections log.
Who is accountable?
Sedat ANAK, Founder and Editor-in-Chief
Accountability is not authorship. No page on this site is written or individually reviewed by a person before publication; each page says so in its machine-generation disclosure. The founder is responsible for the methodology, the model configuration, the validation rules and the correction of anything they get wrong.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where do the numbers in an article come from?
From market data providers, mainly Financial Modeling Prep (FMP). The model writes the explanation around those figures and never produces the numbers itself.
How do I report an error?
Write to the contact address on the Corrections page. Reported errors are reviewed and logged, dated, in the public corrections log.
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