Risk warning: Trading financial market instruments (e.g. currency pairs, index or gold CFDs) is highly risky. Using leverage can result in quickly losing part or all of your deposited capital. Make sure you understand how the selected instruments and algorithm logic work, and that you can afford to take a high risk of loss.
Risk warning regarding algorithmic trading
General risk
Trading financial market instruments is always associated with the risk of loss. Prices can change rapidly, and you may incur both partial and total losses. Past performance, statistics or examples do not guarantee or predict future results. Any profit achieved in the past does not mean that the same result will be achieved in the future.
Leverage and CFDs
Trading via CFDs and other leveraged instruments allows you to control positions that are larger than the amount you have deposited. This means that: even a small price movement can result in a substantial profit or a substantial loss, you may very quickly lose the entire amount of funds in your account, additional losses may arise due to spread, commissions, slippage and other factors. Before you start trading with leverage, assess whether you understand how these instruments work and whether you can afford to take this level of risk.
Algorithm (trading robot) risk
The algorithms used (trading robots) do not provide any guarantee of profit and do not eliminate the risk of loss. The following risks, among others, may occur: market conditions may differ significantly from those under which the strategies were tested, the algorithm may generate a series of losing trades, parameters optimised on historical data may perform poorly in live market conditions, there are technical risks: connection failures, server or terminal malfunctions, platform updates, etc., which may cause the algorithm to operate differently than intended. Any algorithm should be viewed as a tool, not as a guaranteed source of profit.
Historical and hypothetical results If backtests or examples of historical performance are presented on the website, they must be viewed critically: they are based on past data and do not show how the algorithm will perform in the future, in live trading, results may be affected by spreads, commissions, liquidity and order execution speed, hypothetical and simulated results often do not take into account psychological factors and individual tolerance for capital losses. Such information is for illustrative purposes only and must not be treated as a promise or guarantee. Nature of information and limitation of liability
The information on the Trix Trend website, including descriptions, examples, statistical data and educational content: does not constitute personal or individual advice regarding the purchase or sale of any specific financial instruments, is not tailored to your personal financial situation, objectives or risk tolerance, must not be considered an offer or solicitation to enter into any specific financial transaction.
Trix Trend does not accept or execute orders, does not collect or manage client funds and is not responsible for any losses incurred as a result of using any information or algorithms provided here. You make all trading decisions independently and bear full responsibility for them.
Suitability and independent advice
Trading leveraged instruments and engaging in algorithmic trading is not suitable for everyone. Before making any decisions: objectively assess your financial situation and experience, determine the level of loss that would still be acceptable to you, if in doubt, consult an independent, licensed financial professional. If you do not understand the logic of the algorithms, the applied risk parameters and the functioning principles of the specific instruments, you should not use them in live trading.
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Algorithmic trading in financial markets involves a high level of risk. While automated systems can help reduce emotional decision-making and execute trades based on predefined rules, they do not guarantee profits or protect against losses.
Market conditions may change, and past performance is not indicative of future results.Before using any algorithm, ensure that you fully understand the associated risks and trade only with funds you can afford to lose.
