This page explains how we work: where our information comes from, how we keep facts separate from our own opinions, and what happens when we get something wrong. When you read a strategy result, start with five things: the market it traded, the version of the rules, the test dates, the costs included, and how many trades were in the sample.
Methodology
Loomi.Ai Research publishes plain-language education about markets, about the trading methods we test, and about the publicly posted rules of prop firms (companies that let traders use the firm's money). In everything we publish, we try to keep three things clearly apart: what a source actually says, how we explain it, and where we are unsure.
When a page names a source or a date, it is telling you where that page's research came from. It is not a promise that the source will stay the same.
A backtest runs a set of rules on past market data. Backtests and historical examples show how a method behaved under the conditions we state. They are not predictions, not recommendations, and not a guarantee of future results.
Firm rules, prices, account dashboards, who qualifies, and market conditions all change. For any decision you make today, the firm itself and your own account information are the final word, not our page.
Editorial policy
We write for people who want a clear, public reference they can check before making their own decisions. We do not dress up sales claims as research. Loomi.Ai Research earns no commission or referral fee from any of the firms named in its public rule library.
Nothing we publish is personal financial, legal, tax, or investment advice. Trading, and trading with a prop firm, can lose money. You are responsible for checking the important facts yourself and for deciding whether any action fits your own situation.
You can read more of our public work in Learn and the Prop Coach.
Corrections
If you spot a factual mistake, a misleading sentence, or a source that is out of date, please tell us. Send the page address and, if you have it, the source that shows the problem. We compare your note against the page and the material it cites, and when the page is wrong we fix it or add a clarification.
We cannot promise how fast we will reply, what the outcome will be, or that every disagreement will lead to a change. Fixing a page also does not freeze someone else's terms in time; a firm's rules or prices can change again the next day, so always check the original source.
Contact
For a correction, a question about a source, or a problem with the site, email info@loomiai.io. Include the page address and a short description, plus a supporting source if you have one. Please never put passwords, account numbers, payment details or other private information in the message.