Trading signal screenshots: what they cannot prove by themselves.
Screenshots can look persuasive but often hide context. This guide helps readers ask better questions before treating images, result posts, or chat captures as evidence.
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Check timestamps, source context, full methodology, missing examples, fee assumptions, market-data quality, and whether the post pressures the reader to act or pay.
Use screenshots as a reason to ask questions, not as instructions. MarketPulse notes explain context and limitations without claiming verification of outside screenshots.
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