Questions you may have.
What is HuddeWorld?
- HuddleWorld is a place to "huddle" with people you like and trust on this big, fast changing globe.
- To support that idea, here it's a magazine with updates. Sometimes weekly like the opinion and story blogs. Sometimes monthly or even bi-monthly like with a company analysis. Sometimes every few hours like with news and sometimes even hourly like with stock tickers.
Are the stock tickers reflecting the actual price?
- Yes and no. There is a delay of about 30 minutes. If you are a trader and dependent on the very latest price within minutes or even seconds, you should rely on a fast connection to a bank or stock broker. Huddleworld is a magazine for insights, not for trading.
What is the value of a company analysis?
- Nothing more or less than an opinion based on recent figures and headlines of about the last six months. You should always examine all available data yourself before making any trading decision.
Are all facts true?
- Yes and no. We've done our best to base our stories on references found on the web. We select our sources quite thoroughly but can not guarantee that they are always correct. In most cases we cite the references in the articles so you can check the sources yourself.
Why are the titles in English when the text is in Dutch or Spanish?
- That is because most of the articles are written in English and later automatically translated. For now, the English title remains. It's on our wish list to translate them too.
Are all articles translated?
- Most of them are but there might be some left from the earlier days which are not translated. Usually with a browser like Google Chrome you could translate a whole page.
Are there any more languages for the articles than English, Dutch and Spanish?
- Not yet, it's on our whishlist too. It will be a gradual transition where some articles in the near future will have translations in like French or Chinese and others are not. For instance, if they have a reference to a news headline coming from another language origin. You will be able to see that when a flag appears above the article. A general "Preferred language" is another step. That will take longer.
