Editorial standards & corrections

How Strota Research is reported, sourced, and corrected.

Who we are

Strota is a smart-money analytics service for Indian markets. Strota Research is our long-form editorial desk — analysis of FII/DII flow, F&O positioning, deals and the exchange data behind market moves. It is editorially distinct from our automated Newsroom data briefings.

Sourcing

• Every factual claim traces to a named, linked source — primarily NSE/BSE exchange data and filings, SEBI disclosures, and reputable financial media.
• Each article lists its sources. Where a figure is reported by a third party rather than computed by us, we attribute it.
• We distinguish data (what the exchanges published) from analysis (our interpretation). Analysis is clearly framed as such.
• Capital-tape lane: PE/VC/SWF exits, large bulk/block deals with named counterparties, and narrated FII/DII flow are preferred Discover material. A story should clear at least two of: named money actor, hard ₹ figure, second-order implication, Strota-native tape receipt. Pure FX–oil–yields wire rewrites are deprioritized unless an Indian stake is in the open.

Use of AI

We use AI tools to assist research and drafting. Every Strota Research article is reviewed and edited by a human before publication, who is accountable for its accuracy. AI is a drafting aid, not the publisher — we do not auto-publish editorial articles. (Our separate Newsroom briefings are explicitly labelled as automated, data-driven summaries.)

Independence & conflicts

Strota Research is analysis for information only. It is not investment advice, a recommendation, or research as defined under SEBI regulations. We do not accept payment to cover or favour any security. Nothing we publish should be acted on without independent verification.

Corrections

We correct errors promptly and transparently. When a correction materially changes an article, we note what was changed and when, and update the article's modified date. To report an error, email [email protected] with the article URL and the specific issue.