Trust & transparency

Editorial Policy

TheKaasu is built for research-first investors. This page explains what we publish, what we avoid, and how we fix mistakes.

Our publishing goals

Verifiable information: source links and clear caveats help readers check automated summaries.
Useful context: briefs aim to explain why a story may matter, while remaining distinct from the linked publisher article.
Reader-first UX: clear headings, source links, and plain language so users can verify claims quickly.

Source and attribution standards

News briefs are based on publisher RSS feeds and link to the source article when available.
Market quotes come from third-party data feeds and can be delayed, missing, or incorrect.
For material figures, readers should check exchange filings and company disclosures.
Sponsored content, if introduced, should be clearly identified.

How AI is used

AI generates some summaries and market commentary. These outputs can contain errors and are not individually reviewed before publication.

AI briefs use fetched feed content; generated claims may still be inaccurate.
Stock verdicts use available market data and may fall back to rules when AI generation fails.
Source links and company filings provide a way to verify important claims.

Corrections policy

To report a possible factual error, email support@thekaasu.com with the page URL and supporting evidence. We can correct or remove inaccurate content; the site does not currently display a public correction history.

Not investment advice

TheKaasu provides educational analysis. We are not SEBI-registered investment advisors, brokers, or portfolio managers. Use this site as one input in your own research process.

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