Disclaimers
Long or Short publishes financial journalism, not investment advice. No recommendations, no price targets, no predictions — and what we do when we are wrong.
Not financial advice
Long or Short publishes financial journalism. Nothing on this site, on our YouTube channel, or on any of our social accounts is investment advice, a recommendation, or an offer to buy or sell any security.
We report what public filings say. We do not predict prices, issue ratings, or suggest what any reader should do with their money. Any decision you make about any security is yours alone, and you should consult a licensed professional before making it.
No relationship
We are not your broker, your adviser, or your fiduciary. Reading this site does not create any advisory relationship.
Accuracy
We work from primary documents and verify claims against them before publishing. We may still get things wrong. Filings are amended, records are corrected, and our interpretation of an ambiguous document may not be the only reasonable one. Where we describe competing readings of a filing, we label them as readings.
Where a third party is alleged to have done something, we attribute the allegation to the body making it. An allegation is not a finding.
Votes are not verified
The long-or-short vote is a reader poll, not a survey. We do not know who votes, and we do not try to find out — no accounts, no identity checks, no tracking. The only safeguard is a token stored in your own browser that stops the same browser voting twice on the same story, and clearing your site data resets it.
So treat the percentages as what they are: a rough read on what readers thought, not a representative sample of anything. When we quote a vote in a story or a video, we are quoting our own readers, with all of that baked in.
What we will never do is seed, adjust, or invent those numbers. They are counted, not composed — the same standard as every other figure on this site.
Affiliate links
Some pages contain affiliate links, disclosed where they appear. We may earn a commission if you use them. This never affects our coverage.
Forward-looking statements
Filings frequently contain forward-looking statements by the companies that file them. When we quote those, we are reporting what a company said about its own future — not endorsing it.