Disclosures

Terminal is a market-data and analytics platform operated by Neo Native. We publish information about financial markets, including prices, news, Congress and corporate-insider disclosures, and community sentiment.

Neo Native is not a registered broker-dealer, registered investment adviser, registered representative, financial planner, or licensed solicitor in any jurisdiction. Nothing on the Service is an offer, solicitation, or recommendation to buy or sell any security, commodity, derivative, cryptocurrency, or other financial instrument.

Using the Service does not create a fiduciary, advisory, or professional relationship between you and Neo Native, its affiliates, or its employees. We do not assess your investment objectives, risk tolerance, financial situation, or suitability for any particular instrument.

You are solely responsible for your own investment decisions and for verifying with a licensed professional that any action you consider is appropriate for your specific circumstances.

Quotes, news, calendar entries, and other data on the Service are sourced from third-party market-data providers, plus various news and economic calendar providers — and are provided "as is." We do not guarantee accuracy, completeness, or timeliness.

• Quotes may be delayed. Equity and crypto quotes from our market-data providers are typically delayed at least 15 minutes from the actual exchange. Treat all displayed prices as indicative, not executable.
• Earnings dates change. Companies reschedule earnings releases. Our calendar reflects the third-party feed at the time of fetch and may not be current.
• Macro calendar data is best-effort. Economic release schedules and consensus estimates come from third-party sources and can be revised without notice.
• Historical data may differ between sources. Adjusted vs. unadjusted prices, dividend handling, and split treatment vary between data providers.

• Disclosed trades arrive late. Members of Congress may report a trade up to 45 days after it happens, and corporate insiders file after the fact too. The performance of a disclosed Congress purchase is measured from the first close after its disclosure — the earliest moment anyone else could act on it — not from the day it was made.
• Survivorship. Screeners, heatmaps and movers show instruments listed today. Companies that were delisted are not in them, which flatters any comparison across time.
• Correlations move. A correlation describes the window it was computed over. It says nothing about why two prices moved together, or whether they still will.

Nothing on the Service is written by an AI model. The daily briefing, the news feed, the screeners and the market data are assembled by software from third-party sources, and what you read in a news story is its publisher's text. The features that used a model were removed on 30 August 2026, together with the provider.

Terminal's sentiment polls show what users of this platform vote on a given market question. This is a measure of Terminal user opinion — not the consensus view of the broader market.

• A 70% "bullish" reading does not mean the broader market is bullish — only that 70% of users who chose to vote on this specific poll voted bullish.
• Users may be biased. They may be wrong. They may be voting aspirationally rather than analytically.
• Edge scores, calibration percentages, and leaderboard rankings are descriptive statistics of past poll outcomes within Terminal. Past calibration is not a predictor of an individual user's future accuracy.
• We rate-limit voting per IP and require email-verified accounts to limit obvious manipulation, but we cannot eliminate coordinated voting entirely.

The daily briefing is a programmatic snapshot published at the US open on NYSE trading days: the VIX, and the index, top-mover and sector moves at the open, plus headlines selected by the interests you choose. Its market figures are frozen at publication, not live prices. It is assembled by software from third-party feeds, not written by an analyst — and, since August 2026, not by an AI model either.

Linked news articles are owned by their respective publishers. We do not endorse the content of linked stories.

Before trading, consider whether you understand how the instrument works and whether you can afford to take the risk. Past performance of any strategy, asset, or trader is not a reliable indicator of future results.

If you are unsure whether trading is appropriate for your financial circumstances, seek advice from an independent, licensed financial professional.

Neo Native and its employees may hold positions in securities, cryptocurrencies, or other instruments discussed on the Service. We do not currently maintain a real-time disclosure of those positions. If we publish individual stock recommendations in the future, we will introduce a per-article disclosure layer.

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We may participate in affiliate or referral programs with brokers, exchanges, or data providers. Any link that pays Neo Native a referral fee will be disclosed at the point of click.

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We may restrict access from certain countries — for sanctions compliance, for App Store regional rules, or because local regulation requires a license we do not hold. The list of restricted regions is enforced at the network level and is not published publicly.

If anything on this page is unclear, or you want to flag content that may need a stronger disclosure, please email legal@neonativeterminal.com. We take the wording of disclosures seriously and we will revise this page when something material changes.

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