PreMarket Daily publishes time-sensitive market coverage. Accuracy matters more than speed, so this page sets out how we source our reporting and how we correct mistakes.
How we source figures
- Every market figure in an article (index levels, prices, yields, percentage moves) comes from a specific, dated source, and we link to the page that contains it.
- Where an official source exists, we use it: company filings on SEC EDGAR, company investor-relations releases, and data releases from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Census Bureau, Federal Reserve and U.S. Treasury.
- We link to the specific article, filing or release, never to a news site’s homepage or section page.
- We do not attribute views to unnamed groups such as “analysts at several desks”. Analyst views are attributed to the named firm or person, with a link to the source.
- If a figure cannot be confirmed from a source, we leave it out rather than estimate it.
How we correct errors
- When we find, or are told about, a factual error, we check it against the original source.
- If the error is confirmed, we fix the article and add a dated note at the end explaining what changed, for example: Correction (November 4, 2026): An earlier version of this article misstated the 10-year Treasury yield. It was 4.91%, not 4.93%.
- Minor fixes that do not change meaning (spelling, formatting, a broken link) are made without a note.
- If an article is wrong in a way a correction cannot fix, we unpublish it.
Report an error
If you spot a mistake, please tell us through our contact page. Include the article link, the statement you believe is wrong and, if you can, a source for the correct information. We review every report.
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