Question 1

What is Alpha Intel?

Accepted Answer

Alpha Intel is an evidence-first stock-market research and trade-tracking platform. It combines market context, sourced company research, human decision-making, public trade records, and a growing memory system designed to preserve what was known before an outcome.

Question 2

Do I need an account or password?

Accepted Answer

No visitor account is required. Visitors submit the trade-access form once, and access is stored on that browser through an opaque grant. There is no public profile or visitor dashboard.

Question 3

Why do you request my contact information?

Accepted Answer

Alpha Intel uses the information to grant access, understand genuine interest in the platform, and provide relevant follow-up consistent with the consent shown on the form. The access token itself does not contain your name, email address, or phone number.

Question 4

What does trade access unlock?

Accepted Answer

Access unlocks complete Current Picks, Public Ledger, and forensic trade-detail records, including the execution, sizing, outcome, thesis, and evidence fields Alpha Intel has actually recorded. Public visitors can still see basic stock identity and status context without those protected details.

Question 5

Does access work on every device?

Accepted Answer

Access is tied to the browser where the form was completed. A different browser or device may require the form again. Alpha Intel may revoke or expire an access grant for security, legal, or operational reasons.

Question 6

Does the Contact / Support form also unlock trades?

Accepted Answer

No. Contact / Support is a separate inquiry channel. Sending a support or partnership message does not grant access to protected trade records and does not create marketing consent.

Question 7

Is Alpha Intel providing investment advice?

Accepted Answer

No. Alpha Intel publishes general market research, commentary, and owner-reported trade records. It does not know a visitor’s objectives, finances, experience, or risk tolerance, and it does not create an adviser, broker, fiduciary, or client relationship.

Question 8

What is the difference between Current Picks and the Ledger?

Accepted Answer

Current Picks is a focused view of positions that remain open. The Ledger is the canonical permanent record, including open positions, completed trades, passes, updates, and forensic detail pages where available.

Question 9

Can Alpha Intel edit a trade after publication?

Accepted Answer

Original entry facts and frozen entry-memory records are designed to remain preserved. Corrections, new sources, thesis changes, monitoring updates, and reviews are appended with their own timestamps rather than silently replacing the original record.

Question 10

Is every thesis, source, and score available for every historical trade?

Accepted Answer

No. Alpha Intel does not backfill evidence that was not captured at the time. Legacy or incomplete records are labeled not recorded rather than reconstructed with hindsight.

Question 11

Are owner-reported results independently audited?

Accepted Answer

Not unless a record explicitly says so. Owner-reported execution, account, or performance figures are labeled separately from externally sourced market data. A visible record increases transparency but does not make the result independently verified or predictive.

Question 12

Does Alpha Intel guarantee that an opportunity will work?

Accepted Answer

No. A strong thesis can fail, market conditions can change, liquidity can disappear, and execution can differ from a displayed price. Historical outcomes and patterns do not guarantee future results.

Question 13

Does AI choose the stocks?

Accepted Answer

No. AI and software can help gather, organize, compare, summarize, and challenge information. A human makes the final decision to execute, watch, or pass and remains responsible for that decision.

Question 14

What is the Alpha Intel memory system?

Accepted Answer

It is the connected record of what was known, what was believed, what decision was made, what changed, what happened, and what was learned. Picks, passes, updates, outcomes, mistakes, and reviews become structured evidence for future analysis.

Question 15

Does the memory system predict probabilities?

Accepted Answer

The long-term objective is to study whether certain documented conditions historically coincide with stronger or weaker outcomes. Any future probability or scoring claim must be based on a sufficiently complete, time-stamped, reproducible dataset. It is not a guarantee of what a stock will do next.

Question 16

What is an Alpha Score?

Accepted Answer

An Alpha Score is a structured research summary, not a promise of return. It appears only when its methodology version, dimensions, sources, and observation times are complete. A score does not replace the underlying evidence or the human decision.

Question 17

Where does Market Radar data come from?

Accepted Answer

The live Radar identifies its source, source time, fetch time, and freshness state on the page. Data can be delayed, unavailable, or stale, and it should be used as market context rather than as an execution instruction.

Question 18

Can I submit a stock idea?

Accepted Answer

Yes. After trade access is granted, Community Ideas allows a visitor to submit a ticker, thesis, catalyst, timeframe, source links, and an optional risk note for private review.

Question 19

Does a Community submission become an Alpha Intel pick?

Accepted Answer

No. Submissions enter a private moderation queue. Alpha Intel may reject, merge, annotate, or decline to cover an idea. Nothing is published automatically, and submission does not imply endorsement.

Question 20

Does Alpha Intel sell my contact information?

Accepted Answer

No. Alpha Intel does not sell or rent visitor contact details. Information may be processed by service providers that operate the website, database, storage, analytics, authentication, and configured notifications under their own terms and Alpha Intel’s operational controls.

Question 21

How can I correct or delete my information?

Accepted Answer

Use Contact / Support and select Privacy or data request. Alpha Intel may need to verify the request and may retain limited information where required for security, legal obligations, fraud prevention, or the integrity of a research or audit record.

Question 22

How do I find a specific stock, article, or record?

Accepted Answer

Use the primary menu for Radar, Current, Ledger, Intel, and Community. Explore groups the rest of the site, and Search covers public tickers, companies, research titles, Intel headlines, and sanitized Ledger teasers without exposing protected record details.

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