A relevant answer is followed by Go deeper links. Each link shows an entry title and evidence label. Open it: that is the fastest way to distinguish a useful explanation from an unsupported conclusion.
Three-step check
- Open the source that directly names the topic.
- Find the definition, procedure or limitation mentioned in the answer.
- Check date, editorial state, evidence and the entry's primary sources.
Sources checked means material claims were compared with the listed sources. Sources listed indicates a lighter check. Legacy warns that an older entry may need alignment. No label promises future trading results.
Greetings, off-topic prompts and low-evidence answers may have no citations. Do not treat that text as proof. Search the encyclopedia directly or ask a more precise question.
If citations look marginal, select the negative feedback button, start a new conversation and repeat the exact concept. Keep the question, URL, time and cited titles when reporting the case.
Verification rule — A citation must support the exact claim being checked. An authoritative page on the same subject is not evidence for every sentence in an answer.