Vectorial Stocks: frequently asked questions

Short answers to the most common questions about Vectorial Stocks: whether it can be trusted, who chooses the picks, what it costs, where it works and how to check the track record. Each answer links to the page where you can verify it.

Is Vectorial Data legit?

You can check it without taking our word for it. Every announced pick — 179 as of October 9, 2026, including the ones losing money — is in a public ledger chained with SHA-256 and attested on Base, and anyone can recompute the chain. We never ask for access to your money or your brokerage account, and we publish the limits of that verification.

How to verify the track record

Is it a scam?

Vectorial Data does not take your money to invest it, does not trade for you and does not promise returns. It charges a flat subscription and publishes every announced pick, losers included: the five worst with at least 30 days are on the lessons page. Judge by that data.

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Who chooses the picks?

The Vectorial Data team, using systematic fundamental research. Each pick is published with what the company does, why it was picked and its main risk. The content is the same for everyone: no one reviews your personal situation.

Methodology

Why is it so cheap?

On the web it costs US$1 a month. It is an editorial product that is the same for every subscriber: it does not review anyone's personal situation, does not manage money and charges no trading fees. On iOS and Android you pay each store's local price.

Pricing

Why one stock per business day?

That is the product's cadence: one pick per business day, announced between 9:00 and 12:59 Mexico City time, in the order the picks were decided. The idea is to own solid companies for the long term, with the same amount in every purchase; each person decides which ones to buy.

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Do you place trades or hold my money?

No. Vectorial Stocks is not a broker: it does not execute trades or hold money or assets. If a pick makes sense to you, you buy it yourself at the broker you already use.

Legal status

How do I check that a pick was not changed afterwards?

Download /picks-ledger.json and recompute the chain: each hash is SHA-256 of ticker|price|date|previous hash, starting from 64 zeros. Then compare each hash with its attestation on the Ethereum Attestation Service on Base. The verification page has a ready-to-copy script.

Script and steps

Which countries does it work in?

The content is available worldwide, except in countries subject to OFAC sanctions (Cuba, Iran, North Korea, Syria and the Crimea region). The picks are stocks and ETFs listed on U.S. exchanges (companies from around the world), so they can be bought at any broker with access to that market. It is published in Spanish, English, Portuguese and Hindi.

Jurisdictions

Can I lose money?

Yes. Investing in stocks involves risk, including loss of capital, and several picks in the model portfolio are losing money. Past performance does not guarantee future results.

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Are you registered with any regulator?

No. Vectorial Data publishes editorial content of general circulation under the publisher's exclusion of the U.S. Investment Advisers Act of 1940. It is not registered with the SEC, the CNBV, the CVM, SEBI or the FCA, and it is not a broker or a registered investment adviser.

Legal status

Is there a free trial?

Yes. On the web it is 14 days free with just your email, no card, and nothing is charged when it ends. On iOS and Android it is 14 days free on your first subscription; when it ends, the store charges the local price unless you cancel first.

Pricing and trial

How do I cancel?

On the web, from “Manage subscription” in your account menu. On iPhone, in your Apple account settings. On Android, in Google Play. It is a monthly subscription with no minimum term.

How to cancel

Is it the same as Vectorial Data Terminal, Dr X or Dr L?

They are different products from the same lab. Vectorial Stocks publishes one stock pick per business day. Vectorial Data Terminal is a self-custodial terminal for Hyperliquid and Polymarket. Dr X and Dr L are high-risk systematic strategies: Dr X is copied from the Terminal and Dr L through Binance copy trading; in the Vectorial Stocks app they are information only.

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