Privacy policy
The site runs its own analytics on its own server. Here is exactly what that records, what it stores on your device, and what it never touches.
Last updated September 25, 2026
The site runs its own analytics on its own server. Here is exactly what that records, what it stores on your device, and what it never touches.
Last updated September 25, 2026
A small script served from this domain, /t.js, sends usage events to this
site's own server. For each visit it can record the page address and title, the referring
page and any campaign tags in the link you arrived by, your device type, screen and window
width, browser language and user agent, and an approximate country supplied by the network
in front of the server. It also records which links and buttons are clicked, how far down a
page you scroll, and roughly how long the page is actively in view.
Your IP address is not stored as such. The server keeps a one-way hash of it, combined with a private value, so repeat visits can be told apart from new ones without the address itself being kept. The data is used to see which pages are read and which are not, and it is kept for a little over a year and then deleted.
A second script, loaded from maxboard.finx.live, sends a similar set of usage
events to the dashboard the publisher uses to follow traffic across its own sites. It records
the page address and title, the referring page, campaign tags in the link you arrived by, your
window width and device type, the text and address of links and buttons you click, how far you
scroll, how long the page is actively in view, and when a form on the page is shown or started.
It records that a form was used, never what was typed into it. The dashboard is run by the
publisher and is not an advertising network.
The strip of stock prices under the header is loaded from finpubmax.com, the
publisher's quote service, which your browser asks for fresh prices about once a minute
while a page is open. Those requests carry the page's address and your IP address, as any web
request does. The strip sets no cookies and stores nothing on your device. Prices shown there
are for information only and are not a recommendation, as the risk
disclaimer explains.
To count returning visitors and sessions, the script stores a random visitor identifier and
a session identifier in your browser, in local storage and in a first-party cookie, all named
with the prefix tfst_. The visitor identifier lasts up to two years unless you
clear it. It is a random string: it contains nothing about you and it is not shared with any
other site. The dashboard script keeps its own random visitor identifier, named
mb_v, in local storage and a cookie for up to about thirteen months, plus a
session identifier and your arrival campaign tags in session storage, which clears when you
close the tab. The theme switch in the header stores your light or dark choice in local storage.
Neither script runs in automated browsers. To opt out, clear this site's storage and block
/t.js and maxboard.finx.live in your browser or with a content
blocker; the site works fully without them.
The hosting server keeps standard access logs, which include IP addresses, for security and fault finding. Pages are delivered through a content delivery network that processes requests to serve the site and protect it from attacks.
Writing to [email protected] means we receive your address and whatever you send. It is used to reply to you. It is not added to any list.
Depending on where you live, you may have the right to ask what data is held about you, to have
it corrected or deleted, or to object to its use. Because the analytics holds a random
identifier and a hashed address, a request is easiest to act on if you include the
tfst_vid value from your browser storage. Send requests through the
contact page.
The site is not directed at children and does not knowingly collect information from them. If this policy changes, the date at the top will change with it. The terms of use cover the rest of the rules for using the site.