Question 1

What can I do on Bull Bear Stock today?

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Right now, you can read our editorial content: in-depth market perspectives, strategy articles, and product updates published on the blog.

Question 2

Who is BullBearStock built for?

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Self-directed investors and traders who want a structured, rules-based second opinion on US-listed equities, alongside plain-English education on the underlying concepts. We are equally useful for someone who has never opened a brokerage account and for someone who already trades daily.

Question 3

Is BullBearStock free to use?

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Yes. The blog, the stock-basics hub, the glossary, the methodology page and the FAQ are all free to read with or without an account. Premium features such as real-time signals are planned and will be priced transparently before they launch.

Question 4

In which languages is the site available?

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English, Hungarian and Romanian. Switch language from the selector at the top of any page; your preference is remembered across visits. Editorial content is written in the language each post was authored in, we do not auto-translate articles.

Question 5

How often are new articles published?

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Publishing cadence varies. Check back regularly or follow our latest posts on the homepage.

Question 6

How can I contact the team?

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Use the Contact Us page to send us a message. We'll follow up by email.

Question 7

Can I suggest a topic?

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Yes. Send topic ideas through the Contact Us form, we welcome suggestions for future articles.

Question 8

Do I need an account to read the blog?

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No. Blog content is publicly accessible. If you sign in, you may see additional conveniences such as persisting reactions (likes/dislikes) when available.

Question 9

Which sign-in options are supported?

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You can sign in with email and password, or with your Google account. Additional OAuth providers are planned and will be added as they are integrated. Social sign-in does not give us access to your contacts and never posts on your behalf, we only use your email and display name to identify your account.

Question 10

How do I reset my password?

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Click Forgot password on the sign-in page, enter the email associated with your account and follow the link we send you. The reset link is single-use and expires after a short window for security.

Question 11

How do you keep my account secure?

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Passwords are stored hashed (never in plain text), sessions use HTTP-only cookies over HTTPS, and password reset links are single-use and time-limited. Reach out via Contact Us if you ever notice unfamiliar activity on your account.

Question 12

What are my rights under GDPR?

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You can request access to, correction of, or deletion of your personal data at any time. Reach us through Contact Us and we will respond in line with applicable regulations. See the Privacy Policy for the full list of rights.

Question 13

How do I delete my account and data?

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You can request account deletion from Profile → Settings or by contacting us. We will erase or anonymise your personal data within the timelines described in our Privacy Policy.

Question 14

How accurate is the market data on BullBearStock?

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We source price and volume data from professional providers and continuously refresh it during market hours. When exchanges issue corrections, we record the correction explicitly rather than silently overwriting the original bar.

Question 15

How fresh is the price data I see on the site?

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Intraday charts and signals are built from minute-resolution bars updated continuously throughout the trading day. We also process pre-market and post-market sessions, but extended-hours signals are clearly labelled because of wider spreads and lower liquidity.

Question 16

Which market hours do you cover?

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Regular US session 09:30–16:00 Eastern, plus pre-market (typically from 04:00 ET) and post-market (until 20:00 ET). Outside-hours data is processed, but signals generated in extended hours are clearly labelled because of wider spreads and lower liquidity.

Question 17

Which stock exchanges does the engine cover?

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Coverage focuses on liquid US-listed equities (NYSE, NASDAQ, AMEX). We do not currently track options, futures, FX, or cryptocurrencies.

Question 18

How do you decide which symbols to track?

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We maintain a curated universe of liquid, regulated US equities. Symbols are added or removed based on liquidity, listing status, and corporate actions. The exact list evolves over time and is not published.

Question 19

How are stock splits, dividends and ticker changes handled?

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Splits are applied retroactively so historical price and volume series stay continuous. Cash dividends are reflected in total-return analyses where relevant. Ticker changes and de-listings are tracked at the symbol level so prior history remains attached to the current entity.

Question 20

What exactly is a 'signal'?

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A signal is a published indication that the engine has detected a high-confidence setup on a symbol. It is not a recommendation to trade, it is informational, designed as a structured second opinion. Most bars produce no signal at all.

Question 21

Do signals ever fail?

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Yes. Every technical-analysis signal can fail, and ours are no exception. Entry, position management, and exit logic are designed to keep losses small when a setup does not work out, capital preservation always comes before opportunity.

Question 22

How do you backtest the engine?

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We replay the exact same engine over historical bars in chronological order, with no look-ahead, simulating fills at realistic prices and accounting for commissions. Backtests are re-run on every meaningful engine change and the results are stored for audit. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

Question 23

Can I paper-trade signals before risking real money?

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Yes. The engine runs against a simulated portfolio when no broker is connected, so you can follow signals risk-free and learn how the system behaves in different market conditions before using real capital.

Question 24

Are real-time tickers, signals, or subscriptions available?

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Not yet. Subscription-based access to real-time tickers and proposed buy/sell signals is on the roadmap, but not live today.

Question 25

What does a 'stop-loss' mean in your signals?

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A stop-loss is a pre-defined exit price below the entry that caps the maximum loss on a trade if the setup fails. Every signal we publish ships with a structured stop level, capital preservation always comes before opportunity. See the methodology page for the full picture.

Question 26

How is position sizing decided?

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Position size is set by you in advance, not chosen per trade by the engine. By default, every signal uses the fixed dollar amount you have configured as your preferred investing amount. If you enable Dynamic Position Sizing in your settings, each signal is instead routed to one of three preconfigured tiers, Base, Enhanced or Premium, based on the engine's confidence in that setup; the dollar amount for each tier is also configured by you. Trades are never split into partial fills and the engine never sizes outside those tiers. The high-level rules are documented on the methodology page.

Question 27

Can I see the history of past signals?

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The full historical market data we ingest is not exposed in the UI. What you do see is a live chart of every symbol you actively monitor, starting from the moment you added it to your monitors, the timeline grows as you keep monitoring it. In addition, eligible accounts can request weekly backtest reports that replay the engine on recent history; access to those reports may be gated behind a short ad view (AdGate) depending on the current configuration.

Question 28

Is anything on BullBearStock financial advice?

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No. Everything published on the site, signals, articles, charts, and discussions, is for informational and educational purposes only. We do not consider your tax situation, jurisdiction, or financial circumstances. Always consult a licensed professional before making investment decisions.

Question 29

How do I set up Telegram notifications for stock signals?

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Telegram notifications deliver real-time stock signal alerts and important updates directly to your Telegram app. It's fast, reliable, and completely free.

Question 30

Will mobile push notifications work the same way as Telegram alerts?

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Once the mobile app is released, it will deliver signal alerts via native push notifications and you will be able to keep Telegram connected in parallel, with each channel paused independently from your notification settings. Until then, Telegram is the supported real-time alert channel.

Question 31

How many notifications should I expect?

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Far fewer than you might think. The engine is selective by design, most bars produce no signal at all. In a typical week you can expect a small number of high-conviction alerts rather than a constant stream.

Question 32

Is there a mobile app?

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Native iOS and Android apps are currently in active development. They are not yet available on the App Store or Google Play; we will announce on the site as soon as the public release lands. In the meantime, the full BullBearStock experience, accounts, signals, threads and educational content, is available through the website.

Question 33

Does the mobile app support Face ID or fingerprint sign-in?

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Yes. After signing in once, you can enable biometric unlock (Face ID, Touch ID, or fingerprint) from the app's security settings. Credentials are stored in the platform keychain and never leave the device.

Question 34

Do my reactions, settings and notifications sync between web and mobile?

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Yes. Your account is the single source of truth, likes, bookmarks, notification preferences and Telegram link state are kept in sync automatically across every device you sign in to.

Question 35

How is my data used?

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See our Privacy Policy for details on what we collect (e.g., contact messages) and how we use it. We'll update the policy as new features launch.

Question 36

How long do you keep my data?

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Account data is kept for as long as your account is active. After deletion, personal data is erased or anonymised within the timelines described in our Privacy Policy. Aggregated, non-identifying analytics may be retained for product-quality measurement.

Question 37

Does BullBearStock use cookies?

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Yes, we use a small number of essential cookies for sign-in and security, and analytics cookies (only with your consent) to understand how the site is used. Where the corresponding features are enabled, we may also set third-party cookies from Google AdSense for advertising and from our ad-gate provider when an in-app feature requires a verified ad view. Details and controls are in our Privacy Policy.

Question 38

Do you have affiliate or sponsorship deals with brokers or providers?

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We do not currently take payment from brokers, exchanges, or data providers in exchange for coverage or signals. Any future affiliate or sponsorship relationship will be disclosed clearly on the relevant pages.

Question 39

Can I like or dislike a post?

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Yes. On each blog post page you can like or dislike. If you are not signed in, reactions may be disabled.

Question 40

Can I save articles or symbols for later?

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Yes. Signed-in users can bookmark blog articles for later reading, and, when the relevant feature is enabled, keep a personal favourites list of symbols. Bookmarks and favourites are stored on your account and sync across web and mobile.

Question 41

Are comments or threads available?

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Not yet. Thread-like posts and comments are planned, but currently disabled. We'll announce availability on the blog.

Question 42

Who writes the articles on BullBearStock?

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Articles are written by the BullBearStock editorial team and named contributors. Every post carries a real byline that links to the author's profile on the team page. We do not publish anonymous or AI-generated articles without a human author taking responsibility.

Question 43

What are your editorial standards?

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Each article is reviewed before publication for factual accuracy, neutrality, and the absence of any individual investment recommendation. We cite primary sources (filings, exchange notices, official statements) where claims are verifiable, and we are explicit about the limits of what we can know.

Question 44

How do you handle corrections?

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If we discover or are informed of a meaningful error, we update the article in place, append a dated correction note at the top, and bump the 'Updated' timestamp. The original publication date is preserved so the historical record stays clear.

Question 45

Do authors hold positions in stocks they cover?

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Authors must declare any material position in a security before publishing about it. The disclosure appears at the top of the article. We do not publish content that benefits an author's open position at the reader's expense.

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