Editorial Policy

Our editorial mission

Shipwrite publishes daily market-impact analysis focused on US stocks and US real estate. Our goal is to explain how events flow through markets — not to repost headlines. Every piece starts with a "why now" question and ends with a set of forward-looking indicators readers can track independently.

Research process

Each analysis follows a structured multi-stage workflow:

1. Trend identification — previous-day event mapping across policy, economics, regulation, and corporate news
2. Source collection — targeted search across government data, regulatory filings, institutional research, and established financial news organizations
3. Evidence structuring — claims organized into a timeline with conflict flagging and open questions noted explicitly
4. Scenario analysis — base, upside, and downside scenarios built from the evidence, not from editorial preference
5. Quality review — factual support verification, readability check, and originality assessment before publication

Source standards

• Primary sources preferred: government data releases, SEC filings, central bank statements, court documents, and official company announcements
• Institutional research from named organizations (e.g., FactSet, S&P Global, Wells Fargo Research) cited by name with source URL in article references
• Where institutional forecasts conflict, both positions are presented without resolution in favor of either
• Uncertain claims are marked as uncertain — we do not assert what the evidence does not support

Editorial responsibility

The Shipwrite Editorial Team is responsible for the publication's coverage, editorial standards, and corrections. Articles appear under our shared team byline. Our process brings together source research, writing, and editing to explain market developments with clear references and a distinction between reported facts and possible outcomes.

Before publication, articles undergo checks for factual support and clarity, with revisions to address issues identified during review. These checks do not guarantee that every error will be caught. Readers can use the cited sources to assess our analysis and contact the team to report a correction.

What we do not do

• We do not publish sponsored or advertiser-influenced analysis
• We do not make specific investment recommendations
• We do not assert forward-looking claims as certainties — all projections are labeled as scenarios
• We do not resolve conflicting institutional data by choosing a side without evidence

Financial disclaimer

All content on Shipwrite is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment, financial, real estate, or legal advice. Nothing published here is a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any security or asset. Always consult a licensed financial advisor before making investment decisions. Past performance is not indicative of future results.

Corrections policy

If a factual error is identified after publication, we will correct the article and note the correction at the bottom of the post. Contact us at shipwrite31@gmail.com to report an error.