How each guide is researched, checked and published.
MT Indicator Hub publishes indicator guides and articles on market concepts that traders rely on for real decisions. This policy shows how those guides are produced, from the first research to the last review, so you can see the standard every article had to meet before it was published.
Practical, honest guides, never sales copy.
Each guide on MTIndicatorHub.com is there to help a trader understand a tool or idea well enough to use it with care. We take no payment for a positive review, and no article is written to make an indicator's results look better than they are.
Each desk works straight from the tool it covers.
Writers install the indicator and run it on a live MT4 or MT5 chart before they draft a guide about it. Every desk owns one area (money management, ICT concepts, Smart Money concepts or platform setup), so each writer stays close to the subject they publish on.
Each claim and figure is checked against its source.
Each specific claim, setting or number in a guide is compared with how the indicator's panel really behaves, with its documentation or with market data that can be verified. Anything that cannot be confirmed is cut or marked clearly as unverified before publication.
The Editorial Board checks each article before it is published.
The last step belongs to the MT Indicator Hub Editorial Board, the team that reviews each article whichever desk produced it. Before publication, the Board:
- Compares the draft with the guide's stated aim and what the reader really needs.
- Checks every claim, number and reference against the original source or the live panel.
- Edits for accuracy, clarity, compliance and tone.
- Cuts or rewrites anything that exaggerates results or could mislead a reader about risk.
AI can help with drafts. It never replaces review.
Some drafts are prepared with help from AI to speed up the structure and the first version. Each of them passes the same fact-check and Editorial Board review as a piece written fully by hand, because the review standard is the same however a draft was made.
Guides are updated whenever the tool behind them changes.
Indicator settings, panel layouts and platform requirements shift over time. When an indicator gets an update or a reader reports a mistake, the guide concerned is revised and reviewed again. Major corrections show in the article's last-updated date.
What we cover is kept apart from revenue.
The site may show ads or affiliate links. The choice of indicators to cover, and the way they are described, rests with the editorial desks and the Editorial Board, never with advertisers or partners. Any sponsored placement is clearly labelled as sponsored.