Engaging in Foreign Exchange Trading entails a high level of speculation and is advisable solely for those individuals who (a) comprehend and are willing to accept the potential economic, legal, and other associated risks, and (b) possess the financial capacity to absorb losses that may greatly exceed their margin or initial deposits.

The substantial leverage involved can act both to your advantage and detriment. Prior to making a decision to invest in foreign exchange, it is essential to thoughtfully assess your investment goals, level of experience, and risk tolerance. It's important to acknowledge the likelihood that you could experience a partial or complete loss of your initial investment, and therefore, it is unwise to invest funds that you cannot afford to forfeit. It is recommended to grasp all the risks connected to off-exchange foreign currency trading and to seek guidance from an independent financial advisor if any uncertainties arise.

By using our services, you confirm your understanding of these risks and agree that you are capable and willing, in financial and other aspects, to bear the risks linked to Foreign Exchange Trading and Spot Metal Trading, and that the loss of your entire Account Balance will not impact your lifestyle.

Hypothetical performance outcomes come with several inherent limitations, a few of which are explained below.

No assertion is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses comparable to those illustrated. In reality, there often exist marked discrepancies between hypothetical performance outcomes and the subsequent actual results achieved by any given trading program.

One constraint of hypothetical performance results is their typical retrospective nature. Additionally, hypothetical trading does not involve financial jeopardy, and no hypothetical trading record can completely consider the influence of financial risk in tangible trading.

For instance, the capacity to endure losses or to adhere to a particular trading program despite incurring losses are pivotal factors that can also detrimentally impact real trading outcomes.

A multitude of other factors, either related to general market conditions or the execution of any specific trading program, elude complete consideration in the preparation of hypothetical performance results, all of which can unfavorably influence real trading results.

Past performance does not necessarily predict future outcomes.