How This Site Uses Cookies
An explanation of the cookies that load when you read our independent review of Trade Nation, what each type does, and what changes if you block them.
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A cookie is a small text file that a website asks your browser to store. It holds a short label and a value, not a program, and it cannot read other files on your device. When you return to a page, or move between pages, your browser sends that label back to the server that set it, which lets the site remember something about your visit.
Some cookies are set by the site you are reading. Others are set by services the site loads, such as a measurement tool. Cookies can last for a single session or for months, and you can clear them at any time through your browser settings. Blocking them is a normal choice, not an unusual one.
This site is an editorial resource. We review Trade Nation for readers in India. We are not the broker, we are not affiliated with it, and we do not offer accounts, deposits, financial services or advice. The cookies described here exist to run and measure a publication, not to open a trading relationship.
Keep the Site Working With Strictly Necessary Cookies
Strictly necessary cookies are the ones that make basic functions possible. They remember your cookie choice so the banner does not reappear on every page, keep a page stable while it loads, and help protect forms on this site against automated abuse. These cookies do not track you across other websites and are not used to build a profile.
Because the site cannot function without them, they are set when you arrive rather than after consent. Their lifetime is short: most expire when you close the browser session, and the one that records your choice may remain for up to twelve months so your preference is respected on later visits.
If you refuse or delete them, the practical effect is narrow but real. The consent banner will show again, and some forms or page features may not submit correctly. The articles themselves remain readable.
Measure Readership With Analytics Cookies
Analytics cookies tell us which pages readers open, how long they stay, and which sections they leave. We use this to decide what to update and what to cut. The data is aggregated; we look at patterns across readers, not at what any individual does.
The measurement tool is provided by a third party, so these cookies are set by that provider rather than by us. They typically last from a few months up to about two years, depending on the type. Some are set only after you accept them.
If you refuse analytics cookies, nothing on the page breaks. You can still read every review and guide. What changes is that your visit is not counted, so we lose a small amount of information about what readers find useful. We do not sell this data, and refusing it does not restrict your access.
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Some cookies on this site come from services we rely on rather than from us directly. These may include the analytics provider described above and, where a page embeds content such as a video or a chart, the service that supplies it. Each third party sets its own cookies under its own policy, which we do not control.
These cookies can last from a single session to around two years. We do not name individual providers here because the set changes as the site is maintained, and naming them would date this page quickly. Where a third party requires consent, its cookies load only after you agree.
If you block third-party cookies in your browser, embedded content may not display and some measurement will not run. The editorial text remains available. You can also review or remove these cookies through your browser settings at any time.
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You can accept, refuse or later withdraw consent using the cookie controls on this site, and you can delete stored cookies through your browser. Withdrawing consent stops new non-essential cookies from being set. It does not remove cookies already on your device, so use your browser for that.
Refusing optional cookies has no effect on what you can read. It does not change our review of Trade Nation, and it does not create any relationship with the broker. If you have a question about this page, use the contact form on this site and we will respond.
We may update this policy when the tools behind the site change. The version published here is the one that applies.
