Corrections, questions and the desk behind the figures

This page explains who publishes Naija Chart Patterns, what the desk can and cannot answer, how a correction is handled, and how the site is funded. It is written for a reader who is deciding whether to believe the figures on these pages.

Email: editor@naijachartpatterns.pages.dev

What the desk is and is not

The Naija Chart Patterns desk is an independent editorial desk. It acts neither as a broker nor as an exchange nor as a licensed adviser, and client money is never held. Its subject is one measurement: each chart shows a real stretch of price history where a written rule found a pattern, with the lines drawn the way the definition says. The chart shows one occurrence; it is not proof.

The sources are named under every chart, with a link, so a reader can check the figure at its publisher. Responsibility sits with the publication's editorial desk. The desk reads the named public sources and republishes the measurement with the date it was read. No person is named as the author; the desk answers for the figures.

What is worth writing about

When a figure looks wrong, write to the desk. Write when a source has moved or closed, so the link can be updated or the note can be corrected.

Write when you have a question about how the measurement is taken. A correction is the main reason the address exists. A reader who spots a wrong figure is doing the desk a service; the desk will check the source and correct the page if the figure is wrong.

What happens to a correction

When a correction is sent, the desk checks the figure against the named source. If the figure is wrong, the page is corrected and the correction is dated. The reader who sent the correction is not named on the page.

If the figure matches the source, no correction is made. The desk will still reply to explain how the figure was read, so the reader can check the source themselves. A correction is not a promise that the reader's preferred figure will be used; it is a promise that the figure will match the named public source.

What the desk cannot answer

The desk cannot answer personal investment questions. It does not give investment advice, does not recommend any market, and does not tell a reader what to do with their money. What the figures describe is cost, not the action a reader ought to take. The desk cannot help with a broker's account, cannot see a reader's own bank or wallet, and cannot act on a reader's behalf with any broker.

The desk cannot answer tips. It does not rate patterns, does not say whether a pattern is a good trade, and does not offer signals or price targets. Accounts, logins, newsletters and comment forms are all absent from the site. The site runs no analytics, and neither sets a cookie of its own nor stores anything in the reader's browser. A hosting provider serves the pages and keeps technical request logs of its own, and the desk does not extract a reader's personal data from them.