Editorial Policy, Content Standards & Disclaimers

Elearn ProMax publishes education about trading psychology — the emotions, habits, and mental patterns behind how traders execute. Because our subject sits close to people's money, we hold our content to a deliberately high standard of accuracy, honesty, and responsibility. This page explains how our content is made and reviewed, and sets out the disclaimers that apply to everything we publish.

Our purpose is to help traders master the mind behind the markets — to trade with discipline and emotional neutrality rather than fear, greed, FOMO, or revenge. We publish guides, frameworks, and educational tools about trader behaviour and psychology.

We deliberately do not publish stock tips, trade calls, buy/sell recommendations, target prices, or assured-return schemes. Where we use market examples (including Nifty, Bank Nifty, options, or intraday scenarios) they are illustrative and educational, not advice to take any position.

Our trading-psychology content is authored and directed by Udit Jain (SuperTrader Udit Jain), founder of Elearn ProMax, drawing on his years of full-time trading and his work coaching traders through behavioural change. Supporting writers and editors may help research, structure, and edit material, but the substantive trading-psychology claims, frameworks, and examples are reviewed and approved by the subject-matter expert before publication.

Every substantive article shows an author, a published date, and a last-updated date so you always know who stands behind it and how current it is.

We aim to add genuine value, not to restate what already exists. When we make a claim, we try to make clear what kind of claim it is. We distinguish between:

• Established evidence — well-supported findings from behavioural finance, psychology, or peer-reviewed research, cited where used.
• Expert interpretation — how our subject-matter expert applies those ideas to real trading, clearly framed as informed opinion rather than settled science.
• Practical educational models — simplified frameworks used to teach a concept.
• Proprietary Elearn ProMax frameworks — our own methods and terminology (for example, the SuperTrader Mind Wiring System, Rewire, and the Emotional Recovery Protocol), presented as our approach, not as universal fact.

We avoid exaggerated scientific or financial claims. We do not state that psychology is a precise percentage of trading success, that any method guarantees profits, or that neuroscience "proves" a technique works for everyone. Where evidence is mixed or uncertain, we say so.

Before a piece of trading-psychology content is published, it passes an internal review that checks: that claims are supported and correctly framed, that any statistic is attributed to its original source and quoted accurately, that examples are realistic and clearly labelled when hypothetical, that risk context and disclaimers are present, and that nothing reads as investment advice or an assured outcome. Human expert review is mandatory for any statement about trading, psychology, neuroscience, program outcomes, case studies, or financial examples.

We may use AI tools to assist with research organisation, outlining, transcription, formatting, and drafting support. AI is a drafting aid only. It does not have the final word on any trading, psychology, or financial claim, and we do not publish unreviewed AI-generated content. Every published article is checked and approved by a human, and substantive claims are approved by our subject-matter expert.

If we get something wrong, we want to fix it. If you spot an error — a factual mistake, an out-of-date reference, or a misattributed statistic — please tell us using the contact details below, and we will review it promptly. When we make a material correction, we update the article and its "last updated" date. We review and refresh our core guides periodically so they stay accurate as markets, regulation, and evidence evolve.

Our educational content is written to help traders, not to sell a specific position in the market. Articles may link to Elearn ProMax programs, workshops, tools, or books where relevant; those are clearly ours. If any page ever contains paid or affiliate links, we will disclose that on the page. Testimonials and student experiences we publish reflect the experience of specific individuals; they are not typical results and are not a promise that you will achieve the same outcome.

Our standard site-wide disclaimer also appears in the footer of every page, and the full version is on our Disclaimer page.

Questions about our content standards, or a correction to report? Reach the editorial team at support@elearnpromax.com, or via our contact page.