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General Provisions

• Operations with the Company's financial instruments and services can lead to both profits and losses, even when following any recommendations precisely.
  
  
• Using leverage increases risk: losses may exceed the amount of funds deposited.
  
  

Margin, Margin Call, and Forced Closure

• If the margin is insufficient, the Company has the right to demand its replenishment (margin call).
  
  
• If the requirement is not met, the Company may forcibly close one or more positions (stop-out).
  
  
• The resulting deficit (negative balance) must be compensated by the Client.
  
  

Volatility and Market Uncertainty

• Quotes can fluctuate significantly, especially during periods of high volatility or economic uncertainty. Such fluctuations can negatively affect the Client's positions, including slippage and spread widening.
  
  

Lack of Individual Recommendations

The Company's materials are intended solely for informational and/or marketing purposes and do not take into account the investment goals, experience, financial situation, and needs of a specific person.

They are not:

• financial, investment, hedging, legal, tax, accounting, or business advice;
  
  
• recommendations or trading instructions;
  
  
• an invitation or inducement to make transactions.
  
  

The company is not responsible for losses incurred as a result of actions based on such materials. It is recommended to obtain independent advice from a qualified specialist before making investment decisions.

 

No Representations and Warranties

The company strives to use reliable sources of information, however, all publications are provided «as is», without explicit or implied warranties of accuracy, completeness, timeliness, and suitability.

The company is not liable to subscribers, clients, partners, suppliers, and other recipients for:

• the accuracy of market quotes;
  
  
• delays, errors, interruptions, or omissions in providing market information;
  
  
• notifications about the end of trading sessions.
  

Publications are not updated after release. Markets are volatile, and information can quickly become outdated. The company is not obliged to update materials, inform about changes, or take any other actions.

 

Opinions in publications may reflect the personal position of the author and do not necessarily coincide with the company's view. The company may change or withdraw materials at any time without prior notice.

Online Trading Risks

• Trading through electronic platforms is associated with risks due to possible equipment, software, or internet connection failures.
  
  
• Since the Company does not control signal strength, network routing, equipment configuration, and connection stability, it is not responsible for communication failures, distortions, or delays in online trading.
  
  
• To reduce the likelihood of failures, backup solutions and contingency plans are used; phone/mobile trading may be available during platform outages.
  
  

Website Use

• All information on the website is provided in accordance with the Terms of Use and other sections of the disclaimer/copyright.
  
  
• The Company is not responsible for losses caused by malware, viruses, access interruptions, and other technical issues when visiting the website.
  
  
• The materials on the website themselves do not constitute contractual obligations of the Company to visitors.
  
  

Risks of Individual Instruments

Trading Currency Pairs (Forex)

• Currency transactions involve the simultaneous purchase of one currency and sale of another; the result depends on the exchange rate change.
  
  
• The Forex market is highly liquid and volatile; even slight price movements when using leverage can significantly affect the outcome.
  
  
• Margin trading increases both potential profit and potential loss. Losses may exceed the deposit. Hedging reduces but does not eliminate risk.
  
  

CFD (Contracts for Difference)

• CFDs reflect the change in the price of the underlying asset; profit/loss is determined by the difference between the opening and closing prices.
  
  
• These are marginal products with the same key risks as other leveraged instruments: volatility, slippage, stop-out, the possibility of losses exceeding the deposited funds.
  
  

Options

• Buying options limits risk to the amount of the paid premium, but there is a possibility of total loss of the premium.
  
  
• Selling options carries increased risks, including potentially unlimited losses; additional collateral (margin) and the deposit of missing funds may be required.
  
  
• Conditions (type of option, term, underlying asset, execution/assignment procedure) require an understanding of the instrument's mechanics and associated risks. Additional qualified consultation is recommended before making options transactions.
  
  

Futures

• Futures contracts imply an obligation to buy/sell an asset in the future at an agreed price.
  
  
• Traded on margin and subject to high volatility. Small price changes can lead to significant financial results (both positive and negative) and the need to deposit additional funds.
  
  

Final Provisions

• Trading complex instruments is suitable not for all investors. Ensure you understand how the instrument works and are aware of the level of risk.
  
  
• Always assess your financial situation, experience, and goals, use risk management tools, and do not invest an amount whose loss is critical to your budget.