Cookie Policy

Under Article 5(3) of the ePrivacy Directive, consent is required before storing information on your device or accessing information already stored there, unless it is strictly necessary to provide the service you asked for. We avoid the question entirely by storing nothing.

Web fonts are served from our own domain rather than a font CDN, so loading a page here makes no request to any third-party server. Your browser talks to us and to nobody else. The one exception is the market charts, and they wait for you to ask for them.

The prices on the markets page are drawn by TradingView, a third party. They do not load with the page. Nothing is requested from TradingView until you press “Load the charts”, and the choice is not remembered, so the next visit asks again.

Pressing it makes your browser contact these TradingView servers:

• s3.tradingview.com
• www.tradingview-widget.com
• widget-sheriff.tradingview-widget.com
• s3-symbol-logo.tradingview.com

Like any web request, that tells TradingView your IP address, your browser's details and the address of the page you are on. TradingView's privacy policy also says it collects device information, identifiers and interaction events through the widgets it provides to other sites, which it describes as pseudonymous. What it does with that is governed by its policy, not this one, and we receive none of it.

When we loaded the charts in a clean browser on 4 October 2026, they set no cookies. Inside its own frame, served from www.tradingview-widget.com, TradingView wrote one entry to local storage, named tvlocalstorage.available and holding the value “true”. Nothing else was stored, and this site stored nothing at all. The entry stays until you clear your browser's site data, and it is written only after you press the button.

TradingView can change its widget without notice, so we check again whenever it changes. If you find something we missed, tell us at giorgoslankonakes@gmail.com.

A cookie is a small text file a website asks your browser to store and send back on later visits. It is how a site remembers a login, and equally how an advertising network recognises you on an unrelated site weeks later. Similar technologies — local storage, pixels, device fingerprinting — do the same job by other means, and this policy treats them identically.

Cookies are usually grouped as:

• Strictly necessary — required for the site to function, such as remembering a consent choice or securing a form. Exempt from consent.
• Preference — remembering a setting you chose, such as a language or a filter.
• Statistics — counting visits and measuring which pages are read.
• Marketing — tracking you across sites to target advertising and attribute conversions.

We use none of these categories. The table below is what an honest inventory looks like when there is nothing in it.

There are no affiliate or tracked links on this site. Nothing here is monetised, so no outbound link carries a referral parameter and none sets a cookie on your device to attribute a click.

The moment you follow a link to a fund provider or a platform, however, you are on their site — and financial sites are heavily instrumented. Expect their cookies, their analytics and their advertising tags, governed by their cookie policy, not this one. We have no control over and no visibility into what they set.

We may eventually want to know which guides are actually read. If we do, our order of preference is: server-side aggregate counts that identify nobody; then a privacy-preserving analytics tool that sets no cookies and stores no personal data; and only as a last resort anything requiring consent.

Whatever we choose, we commit to the following:

• This page will list every cookie by name, provider, purpose and lifetime before it is set for the first time.
• Anything that is not strictly necessary will be off until you actively opt in. No pre-ticked boxes, no implied consent from continued scrolling.
• Refusing will be exactly as easy as accepting, and available from the same screen — no dark patterns, no hidden second click.
• We will never sell or share personal data with advertising networks or data resellers.

Nothing here needs blocking, but your browser lets you review and delete cookies for every site you visit, usually under Settings → Privacy. Blocking cookies globally will not affect this site, though it will break sites that rely on them.

Sending a Do Not Track or Global Privacy Control signal changes nothing about how we behave, for the simple reason that we already do not track you.

If you believe Investo24 has set something on your device, we want to know — write to giorgoslankonakes@gmail.com and we will investigate. How we handle personal data more generally is covered in our privacy policy.