Identify the security.
A company can have several listings. The exchange, security identity and trading currency belong with each observation. A reference listing does not establish an available quote or financial report.
METHODOLOGY
Evidence first. Context alongside it.
CIN connects international securities, reported company results and market context. The dates, scope and limits of the available evidence remain part of the reading.
Keep the original dates.
A financial reporting period, market observation and article publication date describe different events. Reading a report again does not make its underlying evidence newer.
Compare a matching basis.
Financial measures retain their reporting period, currency, units and scope. Comparisons use compatible evidence. A company’s statement currency can differ from the currency of its listed shares.
Separate fact from interpretation.
Reported measures and supported comparisons are distinct from editorial analysis. Historical evidence stays labelled. Missing, conflicting or unsupported observations may be withheld; a missing value is not zero.
Use AI with accountability.
Some research and editorial workflows use AI assistance. Cannabis Investor News remains the responsible publisher. Automated evidence checks and individual human review are different processes.
Read editorial standards →Make corrections clear.
CIN’s editorial standards describe attribution and corrections. To raise a factual question, send the page link, the specific statement and the relevant published evidence.
Contact CIN →Examine the business behind the market.
Compare dated financial measures, then open a company’s research to see the evidence in context.
Research standards · Data sources & credits
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