Affiliate disclosure
Bitácora Bursátil is an independent editorial site and free for whoever reads it. It is funded by affiliate marketing: when you open an account on the platform through one of our links, we may earn a commission from the affiliate programme. It costs you nothing: you pay the same, get the same conditions and access the same product as if you had typed the address straight into your browser.
We spell it out here in full because you have a right to know how the site you are reading makes money before you decide whether to trust what it says.
What an affiliate link is and how you spot one
It is a link that identifies the visit as coming from this site. On our pages those links are marked as sponsored in the code, open in a new tab, and pass through a redirect of our own before taking you to the platform. We do not use links disguised as neutral text and we do not hide the commercial nature of a button: if something can earn us a commission, it is a link to the platform and it is flagged as such.
No link obliges you to anything. You can read every guide, keep the information and open your account wherever you like.
What the commission influences and what it does not
This is the part that matters. The commercial relationship affects exactly one thing — that links to the platform exist — and nothing else:
- It does not buy a favourable review. The limitations we flag stay written whether or not we are paid for that visit.
- It does not pay for placements or rankings. No platform can buy its way into appearing first, appearing better, or displacing another in a comparison.
- No page is sold. We do not publish texts written by an advertiser and we do not let a third party rewrite the substance of a guide.
- It does not change what we leave out. The frequent complaints, the friction points and the cases where we say openly that the platform is not right for you are all still there.
- It does not bend our method. We still publish no hands-on tests, no ratings and no volatile figures, even though a flashier number would earn more clicks.
The clearest proof is this site's editorial position: we repeat in every guide that the platform is international and operates outside Mexican supervision, and that there are readers for whom it is simply not suitable. That does not help you open an account, and it is written anyway, because a guide is measured by the decisions it prevents, not only by the ones it prompts.
Who the relationship is with
The commercial relationship is with the affiliate programme of the platform we review. We are not the platform, we are not part of its company, we do not represent the brand, we do not administer accounts and we play no part in deposits, withdrawals or verification. Anything to do with your account is handled by the platform's support, not by us.
How to read this site with that in mind
Our advice is the same we would give a friend: use the guides to understand the product, and confirm on the platform's official pages every detail that will move your money — amounts, methods, fees and requirements — because those conditions change and we do not publish them here precisely so we never hand you a stale number. And if anything you read here strikes you as one-sided, write to us: we would rather correct it than defend it.
Risk and the nature of this content
Trading fixed-time options is a high-risk activity and most retail accounts lose money. Nothing published on this site is financial advice, an investment recommendation or a signal to trade; it is editorial information for readers of legal age. Trade only with money you can afford to lose, and only once you understand what you are doing.