Who we are
Malcolm Explains is a trading name used by Malcolm Baker. The website provides visual market education, digital learning products, workshops and bespoke explainers.
Contact: hello@malcolmexplains.co.uk
Licensing
Personal learning licence: one purchaser may use the supplied files for private study and reference. The files may not be redistributed, resold, publicly reposted, uploaded to a shared company library or stripped of Malcolm Explains branding.
Student licence: one eligible student may use the product for private study under the stated product terms. It does not permit distribution to a class, society or virtual-learning environment.
Lecturer and university licence: classroom display, seminar distribution, course packs, virtual-learning environments and wider campus access require a licence that states the audience, period and permitted use.
Team and corporate licence: internal sharing, client presentations, workshops, training libraries, custom branding and commercial education require a separate written licence.
Need broader permission? Email hello@malcolmexplains.co.uk before using the material.
Educational disclaimer
Malcolm Explains provides general educational material. It is not investment advice, a personal recommendation, an offer or inducement to trade, legal advice, tax advice or a promise of performance.
Markets, products, exchange rules, data and regulations change. Readers should verify current information, review official specifications and make their own decisions.
Visual explainers simplify complex subjects. Simplification is intended to improve understanding; it is not a substitute for professional advice, contract documentation or independent risk analysis.
Market history and personal recollection
Market-history modules may combine verified facts with clearly identified personal recollection and interpretation. First-person experience adds context, but it is not presented as a complete historical record.
Accuracy and corrections
Every effort is made to publish clear, accurate material. If you believe something needs correction or clarification, email hello@malcolmexplains.co.uk with the product title and the point in question.
Third-party names and marks
Third-party company names, product names and trade marks belong to their respective owners. Their use is for identification and education and does not imply endorsement.