Risk disclosure

Forex trading is risky, and you can lose money. Currency trading uses leverage, which magnifies both gains and losses. Most retail traders who trade leveraged forex lose money.

About the bot

• The bot is software. It follows fixed rules and a statistical model trained on past prices. Markets change, and a model that worked in the past can stop working.
• The bot will have losing trades and losing weeks or months. The "Model results" page shows simulated results, including the worst drawdown in testing. Real results can be worse.
• Simulated results do not include every real-world cost. Overnight financing (swap), slippage and platform outages can make real results worse.
• Every trade is sent with a stop-loss, but in fast markets or over weekend gaps the price can jump past the stop, so a loss can be larger than planned.
• Gold, crude oil, stock indices and especially Bitcoin can move much more than currencies, and stock indices can jump when the market opens. These are traded as CFDs. Crypto CFDs are among the riskiest products available to retail traders, and holding them overnight can carry significant financing charges.
• Trades are also reviewed by AI analysts (large language models). Their judgement has not been validated: they can be wrong, and they can skip trades that would have won. Markets marked "AI-assisted" (such as the S&P 500 and Nasdaq 100) failed the model's own test and trade only when the AI approves, so they have no proven edge.
• Technical problems can happen: internet outages, broker outages, bugs. Stop-losses are held by your broker, so they stay in place if the bot goes offline.

Your responsibilities

• You decide whether to use the bot, which account it trades, and your risk settings. Start with a practice account.
• Only trade money you can afford to lose.
• The subscription is for software access. It is not personal investment advice, and nothing on this site is a recommendation to trade.