Why We Never Give Personalized Buy/Sell Advice
How AlphaYou separates published stock research from personal financial advice, and what watchlists and followed sources actually change.
AlphaYou publishes research about securities rather than recommendations built around a reader's finances. Watchlists and followed sources change which published records surface. They do not change the conclusion about the same security for readers with different holdings, goals or risk answers.
The conclusion stays shared
Our research concerns the security. A reader's income, age, goals or holdings do not generate a different stock verdict.
Filters change the feed
A watchlist narrows the stocks you see. Following a source narrows the records you monitor. Those choices organize already-published information rather than create a recommendation about what belongs in your portfolio.
Trading remains a separate decision
AlphaYou's stock research does not place brokerage share orders, and its Hyperliquid trading is user-directed and separate from the research. A published research conclusion is not an instruction composed around an individual's finances, and a saved-stock alert is not an assessment of portfolio suitability.
Why the boundary matters
US law distinguishes qualifying impersonal publications from advisory services. The statute and Lowe v. SEC are linked below. Product labels alone do not establish that an exclusion applies.
What to use for personal decisions
Questions involving retirement needs, tax consequences or a reader's overall finances need advice that addresses those circumstances. A publication cannot supply that relationship through a general stock article.
FAQ
Do paying readers receive personal advice?
No. Access and delivery limits can differ by plan; the published conclusion about a security does not depend on personal circumstances.
What does a watchlist change?
It changes which stocks and published records you monitor, not the security verdict.
Can AlphaYou trade on my behalf?
Only through its Hyperliquid trading, which you direct. Copy orders run only if you switch them on, subject to trading terms and location restrictions. Stock research never places an order.
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