How this site uses browser storage
Browser storage can remember a technical preference, random identifier, or temporary state. Local storage can persist after a browser is closed. Session storage normally remains only for the current tab or browser session. The table below lists first-party items used by this site; items that are not used do not appear.
First-party storage inventory
| Browser item | Type | Function | Duration / control |
|---|
Each row begins with a plain-language description. The smaller technical key is included only to help users or technical reviewers locate the corresponding browser item. Private-browsing modes and browser settings may restrict storage or clear it earlier.
Site measurement events
This site may send page-open, communications-link, invalid-link, security, and reliability events. These events support delivery reliability, troubleshooting, aggregate communications reporting, and site-performance analysis. Event data may include a random browser identifier, session identifier, page URL and path, query parameters, device or browser category, IP-derived approximate location, timestamp, and interaction context. These events support website operations and aggregate performance measurement.
Privacy Choices records a preference only for future measurement features that are separately identified as optional. Under the current configuration, browser signals do not disable or remove the first-party visitor and session identifiers or the required page-open, communications-link, invalid-link, security, reliability, and site-performance events.
Third-party requests
Depending on the services used, the page may request resources from the service providers needed to deliver a requested page or link. A request to another provider normally includes an IP address and browser request headers because that information is necessary for internet communication. Additional information depends on the service.
- TradingView: may receive the embedding page URL, widget type, displayed symbols, IP address, and technical request data when a market widget loads.
- Google Fonts: may receive the requested font resource, IP address, browser headers, and referring page when the font is loaded.
- Hosting and network services: may process request metadata and IP address to deliver, secure, and troubleshoot the site.
- WhatsApp: processes information under its own terms after a user chooses to open a WhatsApp destination.
More detail is available in Market Data & Third-Party Providers.
Messaging-service providers
Messaging platforms, including WhatsApp when enabled, may process technical, delivery, account, or device information under their own terms and privacy notices. Their processing does not necessarily use browser cookies placed by this website. Website privacy controls cannot change settings maintained by a device, messaging application, or third-party account.
Controls
Use Privacy Choices to enable, disable, or clear the saved preference for separately identified optional measurement. This control does not clear the first-party visitor or session identifiers used by the current first-party operational baseline. Browser settings can separately block or delete site data.
This site does not use optional page measurement. Browser settings may still be used to block or delete data created by necessary page functions or by external services that you choose to open.
Blocking all storage may affect preferences, session behavior, or protections designed to prevent repeated actions.
Changes to the inventory
Technology may change as the site is updated. This page should be reviewed whenever a material service or browser-storage item is added, removed, or changed. The table is intended to describe only technologies actually used by this website.