About InnoMP Research

What this site is

InnoMP Research publishes three kinds of material:

• Education — what a CFD is, what a pip is worth, position sizing, margin and stop-out, reading a chart, and the psychology that decides whether any of it gets applied. Written from first principles, one idea per note, organised into courses.
• Platform guides — practical walkthroughs of the InnoMP APP, WebTrader and MetaTrader 5, with the screens drawn rather than screenshotted so they stay legible.
• Promotion notes — plain explanations of InnoMP's own programmes: the terms as written, the arithmetic, and what a reader should check before opting in.

Everything here is educational and informational. Nothing on this site is investment advice, and no note will ever tell you what to buy or sell.

Editorial principles

1. Explain, never recommend. A note describes how something works and what it costs. It does not say when to enter, when to exit, or how much to risk. Worked examples use illustrative figures, not live prices or real account balances.
2. Checks run before a note ships. There is no editorial review board here, and the site does not claim one. What there is, is a build that refuses to publish: a note that promises an outcome, uses a term the glossary does not define, links to a page that does not exist, or describes a promotion without an end date does not reach the site. The desk that wrote it is named in the byline and is accountable for it.
3. Claims carry sources. Where a note states a statistic, cites a study or asserts a verifiable fact, its sources are listed at the foot of the page and declared in the page's structured data. 58 notes currently carry a source list. A note without one makes no such claim — it is a worked example or a mechanical explanation.
4. Promotions are explained, not sold. Notes about InnoMP programmes describe InnoMP's own offers and say so in the label. The desk states the terms as written, checks them against the programme page on a stated date, and sets out the arithmetic a reader should do first. Links that lead to the platform are marked; the explanation stays here.
5. Dates are honest. Every note shows when it was published and when it was last updated. Promotion notes carry the campaign's end date and drop out of the menus when it passes. A note we can no longer stand behind is marked as archived rather than left to look current.
6. Definitions stand on their own. Every term the notes rely on is defined in the glossary and linked back to the note that explains it, so a reader — or a search engine — never has to guess what a word means here.

How a note is checked

1. Drafted by the desk. The Education Desk writes the courses; platform guides and promotion notes are published under the InnoMP Research byline. Whoever wrote it is named on it.
2. Checked against the source. Platform guides are checked against the live application; promotion notes against the programme page, with the check date recorded on the note; sourced claims against the cited material.
3. The build refuses bad notes. Before anything is published, an automated check rejects language that promises an outcome, a term used but missing from the glossary, an internal link that leads nowhere, and a promotion note with no end date. A note that fails does not ship. These are mechanical checks on the text, not an editorial sign-off.
4. Published with its record. The byline, publication date and last update are printed on the note and carried in its structured data, along with any sources it cites.
5. Kept current. Updates change the updated date. Corrections are listed at the foot of the note. Expired campaigns leave the menus automatically.

Corrections

If you find an error in any note, we want to know. Contact the desk through the platform's support channels and reference the note's URL. Corrections are made in place and noted at the foot of the note, with the date; the note's updated date changes with them. A note we can no longer stand behind is marked as archived rather than deleted, so a link to it keeps working and says what changed.

Relationship to InnoMP

InnoMP Research is operated by the team behind the InnoMP trading platform and publishes on its own domain so that education and analysis can be read without the platform's sales pages around them. The desk uses the platform's product names and programme terms because those are the facts it explains; it does not set them.

If you are looking for the trading platform itself — account opening, deposits, or the client portal — that lives at innomp.com. This site is the reading room.

Images and reuse

Every cover and diagram on this site is drawn for it. There is no stock photography here: the covers are built from the desk's own artwork and the diagrams are drawn into the page rather than pasted in as pictures. They belong to the notes they sit with.

They are not available for reuse. The artwork is copyright © 2026 InnoMP, all rights reserved, and is published to illustrate our own notes rather than as a picture library. Copying a cover or a diagram into another site, deck or document needs written permission first, and that holds even where credit is given — whether the file is taken from the page, from the feed or from an image search result.

If you would like to use one, ask through the same route as corrections and name the file and where it would appear. Quoting a note in the ordinary way, a short excerpt with a link back, needs no permission and is welcome.

Frequently asked