About the Newsletter Service. Dynamic Industries is a financial market commentary and investment news publication operated by Dynamic Industries LLC, a limited liability company organised under the laws of Florida, United States. The Newsletter Service — comprising the website at dynind.net and the associated email program — delivers market dispatches, financial analysis, economic commentary, and editorial content to Members who have enrolled to receive it.
Purpose of this Policy. This Privacy Policy sets out the data-handling practices of the Newsletter Service: the categories of personal information collected from Members and site visitors, the purposes for which that information is used, the parties to whom it may be disclosed, the retention periods applied, and the rights available to individuals whose data is processed.
Note to Members: This Policy is a companion to our Terms & Conditions. Defined terms used in both documents — including "Newsletter Service," "Member," and "Shielded Parties" — are established in the Terms & Conditions. Where the two documents conflict, the Terms & Conditions govern.
Acceptance. Visiting the website or enrolling in the email program constitutes acknowledgment and acceptance of the data practices described in this Policy. Members and visitors who object to these practices should leave the website and unsubscribe from the Newsletter Service.
Personal data processed through the Newsletter Service is controlled by:
Dynamic Industries LLC
1900 Glades Rd
Boca Raton, Florida, 33431
Email: contact@dynind.net
Website: dynind.net
Privacy inquiries, data rights requests, and opt-out submissions should be directed to contact@dynind.net.
Minimum age. The Newsletter Service is intended for adults aged eighteen (18) and over.
COPPA. Consistent with the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA), 15 U.S.C. §§ 6501–6506, the Newsletter Service does not knowingly collect personal information from children under thirteen (13). Any such data discovered will be deleted without delay. Notify contact@dynind.net if a COPPA concern arises.
Member-supplied information. When an individual enrolls through an opt-in form, their name and email address are collected. Additional information submitted through a contact form or direct email communication is also recorded.
Automatically generated technical data. The Newsletter Service's infrastructure records technical data each time the website is accessed or a market dispatch is opened: IP address and approximate geographic region; browser type and version; device category and operating system; pages accessed and session length; links activated within email dispatches; and engagement signals generated by tracking pixels embedded in each send. Pixels confirm whether a dispatch was opened and identify the device type. Members may disable pixel-based tracking by configuring their email client to block automatic image loading.
List acquisition data. A portion of the Member base is sourced from third-party acquisition partners — co-registration platforms, lead exchanges, and list providers. Each partner is contractually required to verify that every contact transferred has given prior express consent to receive commercial financial email communications. Suppression-file matching is applied to each incoming batch before it enters the Newsletter Service's active infrastructure.
Cookies and analytics. Cookies and analytics technologies are deployed on the website. Their operation and Member controls are described in the Cookies section below.
Information not collected. Government identification numbers, financial account credentials, brokerage details, biometric identifiers, and precise GPS coordinates are not collected through the Newsletter Service. Any data of this nature received incidentally through a Member message will be used only to address that message and will not be retained.
Delivering market dispatches. The primary purpose for holding a Member's email address is the transmission of the financial commentary, market analysis, and editorial content to which they enrolled. Every commercial dispatch includes sender identification and a functioning unsubscribe mechanism.
Attribution for commercial partners. When a Member activates a sponsored or affiliate link and completes a qualifying action, a confirmation signal is transmitted to the relevant commercial partner. Transmitted data is limited to what is strictly necessary for conversion verification.
List health and editorial development. Aggregate engagement metrics — open rates, click-through rates, unsubscribe rates, bounce rates — are assessed to maintain deliverability standards and guide editorial decisions. Individual Member profiles are not constructed for purposes beyond delivery management.
Security and legal compliance. Data may be processed to detect and address suspicious activity, maintain platform integrity, enforce the Newsletter Service's agreements, and satisfy applicable legal obligations.
International legal grounds. For Members located in the European Economic Area, United Kingdom, or Switzerland, processing rests on: consent as the principal ground for marketing dispatches and non-essential tracking; legitimate interests for list hygiene, security, and editorial analytics, where proportionate and not overriding Member rights; and legal obligation where independently required. Consent may be withdrawn at any time — see the Opt-Out section below.
Artificial intelligence tools — including large language models — may assist in drafting, editing, or formatting content distributed through the Newsletter Service. All content is subject to human editorial review before publication or distribution. AI-assisted content may contain errors, outdated information, or omissions. No AI-assisted material constitutes personalised financial guidance or a substitute for advice from a qualified financial professional.
CAN-SPAM compliance. All commercial dispatches sent through the Newsletter Service satisfy the requirements of the Controlling the Assault of Non-Solicited Pornography and Marketing Act of 2003 (CAN-SPAM Act, 15 U.S.C. § 7701 et seq.). Each dispatch identifies the sender, includes a valid physical mailing address, uses non-deceptive subject lines, and carries a functioning unsubscribe mechanism. Opt-out requests are processed within ten (10) business days.
The full consent framework — including mobile messaging terms and CASL provisions — is set out in the Email Communications section of our Terms & Conditions.
Unsubscribe mechanism. Activating the unsubscribe link in any dispatch, or submitting a written request to contact@dynind.net, removes the Member's address from active send lists and records it in the permanent suppression file. Suppression records are maintained indefinitely to prevent re-contact as the list is updated from acquisition sources.
Mobile messages. Where text messages are sent to a mobile number provided by a Member, prior express written consent will be obtained as required by the Telephone Consumer Protection Act (47 U.S.C. § 227). Text STOP to any message to opt out. Mobile opt-outs do not affect email enrollment.
Canadian Members. Where Canada's Anti-Spam Legislation (CASL) applies, reliance is placed on the express or implied consent recorded at the time of enrollment. The withdrawal rights described above apply equally under CASL.
Website cookies. The website employs cookies for session management, core functionality, traffic analytics, and advertising attribution. Analytics cookies aggregate visitor behaviour to support editorial planning and site improvement.
Email dispatch pixels. Tracking pixels embedded in market dispatches record delivery confirmation, open events, and device type. Link activations within dispatches are also logged. This data is evaluated at the campaign level; it is not used to build behavioural profiles of individual Members.
Third-party technologies. Analytics, advertising, and distribution tools integrated into the Newsletter Service may deploy their own cookies or tracking scripts. Their independent data practices are governed by their own privacy policies.
Member controls. Cookie settings may be managed or cleared through browser controls at any time. Disabling non-essential cookies does not restrict access to editorial content. Email pixel tracking may be blocked by configuring the email client to suppress automatic image loading.
Do Not Track. No agreed technical standard exists for interpreting browser Do Not Track signals. The Newsletter Service does not alter its data practices in response to such signals.
The Newsletter Service is supported in part by advertising and affiliate arrangements. Dynamic Industries LLC may receive compensation when Members activate sponsored or affiliate links and complete qualifying actions. Compensation structures include cost-per-click fees, cost-per-acquisition commissions, revenue-sharing agreements, and fixed-fee placements.
This section, together with per-dispatch disclosures embedded at the point of each compensated placement, constitutes the standing material-connection disclosure required under the Federal Trade Commission's endorsement and testimonials guidance at 16 C.F.R. Part 255.
All advertising and affiliate partners are subject to review before placement. A compensation arrangement confers no endorsement of the advertised product or service, no warranty of its quality, and no suitability assessment for any individual Member.
Full details of commercial arrangements and their potential influence on content are set out in the Commercial Relationships section of our Terms & Conditions.
Personal information is disclosed only as described below and for no other purpose.
Email delivery providers. Platforms engaged to transmit newsletter dispatches receive Member contact data solely for that delivery purpose, under data-processing agreements that prohibit independent use.
Advertising and affiliate partners. Attribution signals — comprising device identifiers, IP addresses, click records, and conversion event data — are passed to commercial partners to verify and settle campaign performance. This sharing may constitute a sale or sharing of personal information under the California Consumer Privacy Act. California Members may exercise opt-out rights as described below.
Technology and infrastructure vendors. Hosting, analytics, and other operational service providers access limited data in the course of service delivery, under written terms that restrict permitted use.
Affiliated entities. Entities under common ownership or control with Dynamic Industries LLC may receive data for coordinated publishing, marketing, and operational purposes, subject to equivalent data-handling standards.
Legal and regulatory authorities. Data is disclosed where required by applicable law, valid legal process, or where necessary to protect rights, prevent harm, or ensure the safety of others.
Business successors. In the event of a merger, acquisition, asset transfer, or restructuring involving Dynamic Industries LLC, Member data may transfer to the relevant counterparty.
Member email addresses and personal profiles are not sold or rented to unaffiliated third parties for independent marketing purposes beyond what is described above.
Active Members. Member data is retained for as long as the enrolled email address remains on an active dispatch list. Following unsubscription, the address is moved to the suppression file and retained indefinitely.
Technical and analytics data. Log and analytics data is retained for a limited period — generally not exceeding thirteen (13) months — before deletion or anonymisation.
Legal hold. Data relevant to a pending or anticipated legal matter or compliance obligation is retained for as long as that purpose requires, regardless of standard retention periods.
Proportionate technical and organisational measures are applied to protect personal information against unauthorised access, disclosure, alteration, and loss. Current measures include TLS encryption for data in transit, access controls limiting data to authorised personnel, and periodic security reviews.
No internet-connected system is completely secure. Should a data breach trigger mandatory notification obligations under applicable federal or state law, affected individuals and relevant authorities will be notified within the legally required timeframe.
California residents — CCPA / CPRA. The California Consumer Privacy Act of 2018, as amended by the California Privacy Rights Act of 2020, confers specific rights on California residents. In the preceding twelve months, the Newsletter Service may have collected and — in some instances — sold or shared: contact identifiers including names, email addresses, IP addresses, and device IDs; internet and network activity data; approximate geolocation derived from IP analysis; commercial interaction data; and behavioural inferences.
California Members may request disclosure, deletion, correction, or portability of their data; opt out of any sale or sharing; and exercise these rights free of discriminatory treatment. Submit a verifiable request to contact@dynind.net with the subject line "California Privacy Rights." Acknowledgement is provided within ten (10) business days; substantive response within forty-five (45) calendar days with a possible extension. Global Privacy Control (GPC) signals from California IP addresses are honoured as valid opt-out requests.
Nevada residents. Nevada residents may opt out of covered information sales under Nevada Revised Statutes Chapter 603A by writing to contact@dynind.net.
Other U.S. states. Residents of Colorado, Virginia, Connecticut, Texas, Oregon, Montana, and other states with enacted consumer privacy legislation may have rights to access, correct, delete, and port their data, and to opt out of targeted advertising or data sales. Submit requests to contact@dynind.net; responses include any available appeal pathway.
EEA, UK, and Switzerland. Where GDPR, UK GDPR, or Swiss data-protection law applies, Members have rights of access, rectification, erasure, restriction, portability, and objection — including an unconditional right to object to direct marketing. Contact contact@dynind.net; responses are provided within one calendar month. Members retain the right to lodge a complaint with the supervisory authority in their country of residence.
Canada. To the extent PIPEDA or applicable provincial legislation governs these activities, Canadian Members may access, correct, and withdraw consent regarding their personal data. Write to contact@dynind.net.
The Newsletter Service is operated from the United States. Members who access it from outside the United States should be aware that their personal data is transferred to and processed in the United States, where data-protection standards may differ from those in their home country. Where GDPR or another international framework independently requires specific safeguards for such transfers, appropriate mechanisms — which may include Standard Contractual Clauses — will be implemented.
Scope limitation. Dynamic Industries LLC is organised under U.S. law. References to non-U.S. privacy frameworks in this Policy apply only where those frameworks independently govern the Newsletter Service's activities.
Third-party links. The Newsletter Service and market dispatches may link to external websites and resources not controlled by Dynamic Industries LLC. No responsibility is accepted for their content, privacy practices, or availability.
Accessibility. The Newsletter Service is committed to accessibility consistent with the Americans with Disabilities Act. Contact contact@dynind.net to report accessibility barriers.
Policy updates. This Policy may be revised at any time. The current version is always posted at dynind.net with an updated Effective Date. Continued use of the Newsletter Service after a revision constitutes acceptance.
Privacy questions, data rights requests, and opt-out submissions:
Dynamic Industries LLC
1900 Glades Rd
Boca Raton, Florida, 33431
Email: contact@dynind.net
Website: dynind.net