Risk disclosure
Trading is risky. Please read this page carefully before you buy or use any of our software.
You can lose some or all of your capital. Only trade with money you can afford to lose.
1. Leveraged products carry a high risk
Gold and Bitcoin CFDs and similar products are traded on margin. Leverage magnifies both gains and losses. Prices can move fast and against you, and you can lose more than your initial deposit with some brokers. These products are not suitable for everyone.
2. Automation does not remove risk
An Expert Advisor follows fixed rules. It does not understand news, it does not use judgement, and it cannot know what the market will do next. Every strategy has losing trades and losing periods. Stop losses reduce risk but do not remove it. They may be filled at a worse price than you expect in fast markets or when there is a gap.
3. No guarantee and no advice
We do not promise or guarantee profit. Past results, back tests and simulated results are not a guide to future results. Nothing on this website or in our messages is investment, financial, tax or legal advice. We are a software provider. We are not a broker, an investment adviser or a fund manager.
4. You control your risk
You choose your broker, your account size and your lot size. A lot size that is too large for your account can lead to large losses or a margin call. Start small, use a demo account to learn the software, and increase only when you are comfortable. You remain responsible for every trade the software opens on your account.
5. Technical and market risks
- Internet, power, computer, VPS or broker outages can stop the bot or delay orders.
- Brokers may reject, requote or delay orders, widen spreads or change their rules.
- Slippage, gaps and low liquidity can make a trade close at a different price from the one you expected.
- Software can contain errors, and platforms can change in ways that affect it.
- If the license check cannot be completed, or your license expires, the bot stops opening new trades. Positions that are already open stay in your account until they reach their stop loss or take profit or you close them.
6. Costs
Your broker may charge spreads, commissions, swaps and other fees. These reduce your results. You should understand them before you trade.
7. Cryptocurrency
Bitcoin is highly volatile and can trade at all hours. Prices can move sharply at any time, including at weekends, when you may not be watching your account.
8. Seek advice
If you are unsure whether trading is right for you, please speak to an independent financial adviser who can consider your personal circumstances.