Trade disclosures, or what is known as Trade Disclosures, refers to the public and transparent disclosure of details regarding buying and selling operations in the market. These disclosures include information such as price, volume, timing of the transaction, and the platform on which it was executed. This type of transparency enables traders—especially retail traders—to track market movements and make informed decisions. It also helps reveal dishonest activities such as price manipulation or insider trading. Through these disclosures, markets become fairer and more efficient, as access to information is not monopolized by large institutions but is available to everyone, thereby enhancing investor confidence in the trading environment.