Affiliate disclosure

How commercial links are identified

Weekend Stock Market may earn compensation when an eligible reader follows a clearly labeled referral link and uses a third-party venue. This page explains how those links are identified and how commercial relationships are kept separate from prices and editorial decisions.

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How compensation may work

A referral arrangement may pay a fixed amount, a share of eligible trading fees, or another agreed commission. The exact program, attribution window, eligible products, and visitor benefit can differ by venue and jurisdiction.

We will not advertise a fee discount, rebate, lifetime commission, or product eligibility unless the applicable program terms have been checked and the destination has been tested.

Data and editorial separation

Compensation does not change a mark price, freshness threshold, ranking rule, article conclusion, or source label. A venue without an affiliate relationship can still be covered, and a paying venue can be excluded when its data or mapping fails the methodology.

News selection is based on reader relevance and verifiable events. It is not a vehicle for disguising referral promotion as reporting.

A link is not a statement of eligibility

Third-party venues decide where and to whom they offer products. A visible link does not mean that the product is lawful, suitable, or available where a reader lives. Readers must provide accurate information to the venue and must not bypass regional controls.

Venue restrictions and product terms can change. The destination’s current onboarding and legal disclosures control, not a summary on this site.

Questions and errors

If a commercial label is missing, a destination is wrong, or an offer no longer matches the venue’s terms, the link is removed while the issue is reviewed. The Contact page explains what information helps us investigate a problem.