Who writes Wealth Signal
One editor, the standard the work is held to, and every piece published.
What a byline means here
Most publications use a byline to tell you which person to trust. This one cannot, and says so rather than inventing someone. A byline on Wealth Signal is an accountability claim about the work, not a biography: it says that every figure in the piece was taken from a named source, that the source is linked where you can check it, and that an error, once found, is corrected on the page and recorded permanently in the corrections log rather than quietly edited away.
Wealth Signal is researched, written, edited and published by one person, under the Wealth Signal name. Every figure links to the document it came from, and errors are corrected on the page and logged publicly.
The site carries one byline across 108 published pieces. Each author page above lists everything attributed to that byline, newest first, so the record is countable rather than asserted. The standards the work is held to — the source hierarchy, the six labels applied to every claim, and what we will never publish — are set out in full on how we work.