Understand the Risks Before Trading
Trading Forex, CFDs, leveraged products, commodities, indices, digital assets, or other financial instruments can involve substantial risk. Market prices can move rapidly and unpredictably. You should not trade with money you cannot afford to lose.
1. Leverage Risk
Leverage Magnifies Outcomes
Leverage allows traders to obtain market exposure greater than the capital committed as margin. This can magnify gains, but it can also magnify losses.
Small adverse market movements may therefore produce significant financial losses.
2. Market Volatility
Financial markets can experience rapid price movements caused by:
- Economic releases
- Central-bank decisions
- Geopolitical events
- Liquidity changes
- Market sentiment
- Unexpected news and other market conditions
Actual execution prices may differ from anticipated levels.
3. Stop-Loss Risk
A stop-loss order is a risk-management tool, but it cannot guarantee execution at the exact requested price.
During high volatility, market gaps, low liquidity, or rapid price movement, execution may occur at a different price depending on the broker and market conditions.
4. Trading Signal Risk
A Signal Is Not a Guarantee
Trading signals represent market ideas based on particular information or methodology. A signal may:
- Reach a target.
- Reach a stop loss.
- Be cancelled or invalidated.
- Require an update.
- Perform differently depending on execution.
- Produce different outcomes for different users.
Users should independently determine whether a signal is appropriate for their circumstances.
5. Execution Differences
Trades Signal may publish a specific signal price, but customer execution can differ because of:
- Broker pricing, spread, and commission
- Slippage and latency
- Liquidity
- Account type and instrument specifications
- Time of execution
Therefore, a published signal outcome may not exactly equal an individual customer's trading result.
6. Past Performance
Historical Results Do Not Predict Future Outcomes
Historical win rate, signal history, pips, points, risk/reward, profit factor, and performance charts provide information about previous results according to the published methodology.
They do not guarantee that future signals will produce similar outcomes.
7. Hypothetical / Example Results
If the website displays backtests, simulated performance, or educational examples, they are clearly distinguished from actual live historical signals. Simulated examples do not represent actual trading and may not account for the impact of liquidity, slippage, and fees.
8. Cryptocurrency Risk
Cryptocurrency markets are highly volatile, largely unregulated, and subject to unique market structure and custody risks. The possibility of substantial and rapid losses is extremely high in digital asset trading.
9. Technology Risk
Customers should understand that technology can fail. Potential risks include internet interruption, device failure, Telegram delay, push-notification delay, email delay, hosting outage, market-data interruption, or third-party API outages.
The Customer Dashboard remains the authoritative location for current signal information.
10. Personal Responsibility
Users are solely responsible for determining:
- Whether to trade and which broker to use
- Position size and leverage
- Risk per trade
- Whether to follow a signal, modify it, or close a trade early
Trades Signal does not imply that subscribing transfers trading responsibility to the platform.