Copy trading carries significant risk. Read this disclosure to understand the risks involved.
Get StartedCopy trading involves substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Before subscribing to any trading strategy, you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk tolerance. You may lose some or all of your invested capital, and you should never invest money that you cannot afford to lose.
Market Risk: All financial markets, including forex, stocks, commodities, indices, crypto, and futures, are subject to market volatility. Prices can move rapidly and unpredictably due to economic events, political developments, market sentiment, and other factors beyond your control. When you copy trades, you are exposed to the same market risks as the expert trader, and market movements can result in significant losses even if the trader has a successful track record.
No Guarantee of Returns: Past performance of trading strategies and expert traders does not guarantee future results. A trader who has been profitable in the past may experience losses in the future due to changing market conditions, strategy adjustments, or other factors. The platform does not guarantee any returns, profits, or specific performance outcomes. All trading involves risk, and you should be prepared to accept losses as part of the copy trading experience.
Proportional Loss Allocation: When you subscribe to a trading strategy, losses are allocated proportionally based on your subscription amount. If the expert trader experiences losses, you will bear a proportional share of those losses. In extreme market conditions, you could lose your entire investment capital. There is no limit to the amount you can lose beyond your initial investment and any additional funds you deposit.
Execution and Slippage Risk: While we strive to execute copy trades as quickly as possible, there may be delays between when the expert trader opens a position and when your copy trade is executed. During this delay, market prices may change, resulting in slippage. You may receive a different entry price than the expert trader, which can affect your profit or loss. In volatile market conditions, slippage can be significant.
Strategy Performance Variability: Trading strategies may perform differently over time. A strategy that performs well in trending markets may struggle in ranging markets, and vice versa. Market conditions change constantly, and strategies that were successful in the past may become less effective. You should regularly monitor your subscriptions and be prepared to adjust or unsubscribe from strategies that no longer meet your risk tolerance or investment objectives.
Leverage Risk: Some trading strategies may use leverage, which can amplify both profits and losses. While leverage can increase potential returns, it also significantly increases the risk of loss. A small adverse price movement can result in substantial losses when leverage is used. You should understand how leverage works and the risks associated with leveraged trading before subscribing to strategies that employ leverage.
Platform and Technical Risks: While we maintain high standards for platform reliability, technical issues, system failures, or internet connectivity problems may occur. These issues could prevent trades from being copied, delay executions, or cause other disruptions. We are not liable for losses resulting from technical failures, platform unavailability, or circumstances beyond our reasonable control. You should have backup plans and not rely solely on automated copy trading.
Trader Risk: Expert traders are independent third parties, and we do not control their trading decisions. A trader may change their strategy, make errors, or experience personal circumstances that affect their trading performance. We do not guarantee the continued availability, performance, or reliability of any trader or strategy. Traders may suspend or close their strategies at any time, which may affect your ability to continue copying their trades.
Regulatory and Legal Risks: Financial regulations vary by jurisdiction and may change over time. Changes in regulations could affect the availability of certain trading instruments, impose restrictions on copy trading, or require modifications to our platform. Additionally, legal or regulatory actions against expert traders could impact their ability to trade and, consequently, your copied positions.
Your Responsibility: You are solely responsible for your investment decisions and for monitoring your account and copied trades. You should regularly review your subscriptions, understand the risks associated with each strategy, and make informed decisions about whether to continue, modify, or terminate your subscriptions. We recommend that you only invest capital that you can afford to lose and that you seek independent financial advice if you are unsure about the suitability of copy trading for your circumstances.
Find answers to common questions about the risks involved in copy trading and how to manage them effectively.
The main risks include market risk (prices can move against you), execution risk (delays or slippage in copying trades), strategy performance risk (past performance doesn't guarantee future results), leverage risk (amplified losses), and the risk of losing your entire investment capital. Additionally, expert traders may change their strategies, make errors, or experience circumstances that affect their performance. You should only invest money you can afford to lose and understand that all trading involves substantial risk of loss.
In most cases, your maximum loss is limited to your initial investment and any additional funds you deposit. However, in certain market conditions or with certain trading instruments, losses could potentially exceed your account balance if you have open positions with significant leverage or if market gaps occur. We implement risk management measures, but you should understand that extreme market volatility can result in substantial losses. Always monitor your account and consider using stop-loss orders or position size limits to manage your risk exposure.
When an expert trader experiences losses, those losses are allocated proportionally to all subscribers based on their subscription amounts. If you have subscribed with $1,000 to a strategy with $10,000 total subscriptions, you will bear 10% of any losses. Your account balance will decrease accordingly, and you may experience significant losses, including the potential loss of your entire investment. You can unsubscribe from a strategy at any time to stop copying new trades, but existing open positions will remain active until closed, and you will continue to bear the risk of those positions.
You can manage risk by: only investing money you can afford to lose, diversifying your subscriptions across multiple strategies and traders, regularly monitoring your account and subscription performance, setting clear risk limits and sticking to them, understanding each strategy's risk profile before subscribing, unsubscribing from underperforming strategies, using smaller subscription amounts initially to test strategies, keeping some capital in reserve rather than investing everything, and seeking independent financial advice if needed. Remember that risk management is your responsibility, and you should never rely solely on past performance when making investment decisions.
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