GuideThis site · reviewed Sep 23, 2026
Contact Texas Predictions
Short answer. One mailbox reaches the people who write Texas Predictions, whatever the subject: a correction, a story tip, a privacy request or a press or legal question. Say which page the message concerns.
Texas Predictions staff · Editorial desk · Last reviewed Sep 23, 2026One address
Every message for Texas Predictions goes to hello@marketmoversmediainc.com. The mailbox belongs to the publisher, Market Movers Media Inc., and is read by the people who write the site, so a note about a Texas page reaches the desk that wrote it. Name the page in the subject line and say what the message is about.
Sending a correction
A correction is the message most worth sending. Give the page, quote the sentence at issue, and point to the record that contradicts it: a filing, a schedule, a certified result. When the desk agrees, the fix is made on the page it concerns and carries the date it was made, so the change is visible rather than folded into a quiet rewrite. A disagreement about what a price means is not a correction; a wrong date, a wrong name or a wrong venue is.
Story tips and coverage questions
A Texas race, club, ballot question or court filing the desk should be reading goes to the same address, as does a question about why a page says what it says. The desk chooses what it covers by what the market prices and what the record supports; it does not add a page because someone asks for one, and it does not take a page down because someone dislikes what a price implies.
Privacy requests
To see, correct or delete an email address held for the site's updates, or to come off the list, write from the address concerned and say that the request is about texaspredictions.com. What the site keeps, for how long and with whom is set out on the privacy policy.
Press and legal notices
Press questions about the publisher, licensing requests for the written content, and formal legal notices use the same mailbox. A legal notice should name Market Movers Media Inc. as the publisher.
What a reply will not include
Nobody at the desk will say what to trade or which venue to use, and nothing in a reply is investment, financial or legal advice. The desk cannot help with an account at an exchange: it holds no account, takes no trades and has no line to any venue's support. What the site does and does not do is set out on the about page, and its commercial relationships, of which there are none, on the disclosure page.