HIGH RISK WARNING

Risk Disclaimer Important Information

This document contains critical information about the substantial risks involved in financial trading. Please read it carefully before using any of our educational resources or tools.

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Your Responsibility

CRITICAL RISK WARNING

Trading foreign exchange, contracts for difference (CFDs), cryptocurrencies, and other leveraged products carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors.

You could sustain losses that exceed your initial investment. You should not invest money that you cannot afford to lose. Before deciding to trade, you should carefully consider your investment objectives, level of experience, and risk appetite.

1. General Risk Disclosure

The financial markets are inherently risky. Prices of financial instruments fluctuate rapidly and can move adversely against your positions. These price movements may result in significant losses.

1.1. Principal Risks Include:

  • HIGH RISK Leverage Risk: Using leverage can magnify both profits and losses
  • HIGH RISK Market Risk: Prices can move unpredictably due to various factors
  • HIGH RISK Liquidity Risk: Some instruments may be difficult to buy or sell
  • MEDIUM RISK Counterparty Risk: Risk that the other party may default
  • MEDIUM RISK Operational Risk: Technical failures, connectivity issues
  • LOW RISK Regulatory Risk: Changes in laws or regulations

2. Leverage & Margin Trading Risks

Trading on margin or using leverage involves high risk. While leverage can amplify profits, it also magnifies losses.

Leverage Example

With 1:100 leverage, a 1% market move against your position results in a 100% loss of your margin. You could lose more than your initial deposit.

Leverage Level Market Move Required Result on Account Risk Level
1:50 2% against position 100% loss of margin HIGH
1:100 1% against position 100% loss of margin VERY HIGH
1:200 0.5% against position 100% loss of margin EXTREME
1:500 0.2% against position 100% loss of margin MAXIMUM

3. Market Volatility Risks

Financial markets can experience extreme volatility, especially during:

  • Economic data releases (NFP, CPI, interest rate decisions)
  • Geopolitical events and crises
  • Corporate announcements and earnings reports
  • Market opening and closing hours
  • Low liquidity periods (holidays, weekends for cryptocurrencies)
  • Flash crashes and sudden market movements
"Prices can gap (jump from one price to another without trading in between) during volatile periods, which can result in losses larger than anticipated."

4. Educational & Informational Purpose

All content, tools, and resources provided by FxRex.pro are for educational and informational purposes only.

Important Clarification

We do not provide financial advice, investment recommendations, or trading signals. Any information provided should not be construed as a recommendation to buy, sell, or hold any financial instrument.

4.1. What We Provide:

  • Educational materials about financial markets
  • Informational resources about trading concepts
  • Comparative analysis of different financial service providers
  • General market information and economic calendars

4.2. What We Do NOT Provide:

  • Personalized investment advice
  • Trading recommendations or signals
  • Financial planning services
  • Guarantees of profitability
  • Account management services

5. Past Performance & Hypothetical Results

Past performance is not indicative of future results. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown.

HYPOTHETICAL PERFORMANCE DISCLAIMER

Hypothetical performance results have many inherent limitations. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown. In fact, there are frequently sharp differences between hypothetical performance results and the actual results subsequently achieved.

5.1. Limitations of Hypothetical Results:

  • They do not represent actual trading
  • They are designed with the benefit of hindsight
  • They do not account for market impact or liquidity constraints
  • They may not reflect the impact of material economic factors
  • They assume perfect execution, which is not possible in reality

6. Personal Responsibility & Suitability

You are solely responsible for your trading decisions and their outcomes.

6.1. Before You Begin:

  • Assess your financial situation: Only risk capital you can afford to lose
  • Understand your risk tolerance: Be honest about how much loss you can emotionally and financially handle
  • Educate yourself: Understand the markets and instruments you're trading
  • Develop a trading plan: Include risk management rules and stick to them
  • Consider professional advice: Consult with a licensed financial advisor if needed

Self-Assessment Questions

Ask yourself: Can I afford to lose this money? Do I understand the risks? Am I emotionally prepared for losses? Have I educated myself sufficiently? Do I have a risk management plan?

7. Technical & Operational Risks

Technical failures can occur at any time and may prevent you from executing trades or managing your positions.

7.1. Common Technical Risks:

  • Internet connectivity issues
  • Platform or server downtime
  • Software bugs or glitches
  • Data feed delays or inaccuracies
  • Hardware failures
  • Power outages

No Guarantee of Service

While we strive to provide reliable educational resources, we cannot guarantee uninterrupted access or freedom from technical issues. Always have contingency plans for managing your positions.

8. Regulatory & Legal Considerations

Trading regulations vary by jurisdiction. It is your responsibility to understand and comply with the laws and regulations applicable to you.

8.1. Important Considerations:

  • Check if trading is legal in your jurisdiction
  • Understand tax implications of trading profits/losses
  • Verify the regulatory status of any broker or service provider
  • Be aware of investor protection schemes (or lack thereof)
  • Understand dispute resolution mechanisms

Acknowledgment of Risk Understanding

By accessing and using our educational resources, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and accept these risk disclosures in their entirety.

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Last Updated: November 15, 2024 | This disclaimer may be updated periodically