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Conflicts of interest
Our rule is refusal, not disclosure. When a conflict of interest exists between our operator’s other professional work and a company, BullScope does not publish research on that company. Any company that compensates our operator in any capacity, directly or through a subsidiary, is excluded from coverage for as long as the relationship lasts. Any company about which our operator could hold material nonpublic information, for example a clinical trial sponsor whose study our operator works near, is restricted from coverage until that exposure ends and any information involved is public or stale.
These bars are enforced in code, not by editorial discretion: our systems refuse to generate, refresh, or serve research on a barred company and remove it from screens, automatically. Every enforcement event and every change to the barred list is recorded in a tamper-evident audit log. If a conflict arises after something is published, the coverage is withdrawn and preserved. We do not identify which companies are barred: a barred company simply shows research as unavailable, indistinguishable from ordinary non-coverage, so the bar itself cannot be read as a signal.
Separately: neither BullScope nor its operator holds a position in any security, covered or otherwise. We do not trade at all, and we accept no compensation from any company we cover.
