FAQ
FAQ
Is CrowdMood investment advice?
No. Articles, indices, and licensed files are research and education. They do not tell you to buy or sell any security, and they are not personalized financial advice.
Are the public numbers official government statistics?
No. They are educational composites with a published recipe. Official series remain the responsibility of statistical agencies and survey organizations named in our methodology.
Why do values change once per UTC day on the public site?
The public mood tape is a dated UTC print, so two readers on two continents see the same number. It is not a live tick. The desk letter can carry the column the hour it posts.
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What is CrowdMood Trident?
A named overlay on Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, WTI, gold, and euro FX. We publish stance and a sample track, not the oscillator, lookback, or thresholds. It is research, not a brokerage, and not a promised edge.
Why should I come back?
To check whether the next oil/Iran note still matches freight and Trident’s crude prong, whether the 10-year moved with WTI, and whether the Dow prong rolled while AI headlines stayed loud. The household tape is daily; Trident refreshes on a short cache.
Is there a Korean edition?
Yes. Switch language in the header. For citations, use the English edition.
Where should I start if oil is above $100?
Start with the guides on physical oil tells, SPR releases, and the Hormuz–Petroline–Bab el-Mandeb doors. Then read the latest desk column on the home page.
Why can gold fall while a war and oil stay hot?
Yes. Gold pays no coupon, so a rising 10-year real yield raises its holding cost even when headlines look bullish for hard assets. Read the gold-versus-10-year guide.
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The free wire letter is title, excerpt, and a link when a column posts. The paid desk letter is the full Korean and English body. It does not include brokerage execution or a promised Sharpe ratio.