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Did this happen, or is it someone’s opinion?

A headline is not a data point.

Third-party headlines with their source and age, split into fact and interpretation. A dated rate hike is a fact; “analysts see pressure” is one person’s read.

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APEX NewsRanked by relevanceILLUSTRATIVE · SAMPLE DATA
FACTCentral bank raises rates by 25 basis points
[Outlet A] · 2 h ago · 3 outlets, 1 story
INTERPRETATION“Analysts see pressure on tech stocks”
[Outlet B] · 5 h ago
FACTThe company publishes its AGM date
[Outlet C] · 1 day ago
DISCARDED4 undated · 2 too old · 1 phrased as an instruction
HOW IT WORKS

Fewer headlines, better filtered.

  1. 01AgeUndated or too old, out. Dated in the future: corrupt data.
  2. 02Deduplicate by paraphraseA story told by several outlets takes a single slot.
  3. 03RelevanceFive declared weights and a cut-off: the number discarded is reported.
  4. 04Fact / interpretationClassified separately and quoted with their source, never rewritten.
SECURITY

Third-party text is untrusted input.

  • Headlines go in a delimited envelope stating they are data and do not change APEX’s rules.
  • A headline phrased as an instruction is discarded entirely and counted; it isn’t cleaned up or reused.
  • No decision is ever derived from a headline.
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