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Draft — pending legal review. This is a working draft reflecting the platform's actual features (signal delivery, AI commentary, AI Iris chart analysis, and optional automated execution). Have a solicitor confirm this meets the disclosure standard expected in your and your subscribers' jurisdictions before treating it as final — risk disclosures for retail trading services are an area regulators (the FCA, in the UK) scrutinize closely, including the required prominence and wording of risk warnings.

Risk Disclosure

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Trading foreign exchange, commodities, indices, and cryptocurrency on margin carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors. You could lose some or all of your invested capital. Past performance — including any track record shown by TheChartEye — is not a reliable indicator of future results.

1. General trading risk

All trading involves risk. Prices can move quickly and unpredictably. Leveraged products (including those our signal models cover) can produce losses that exceed your initial deposit, depending on your broker's terms. You should only trade with money you can afford to lose, and should understand the specific instruments and leverage your broker offers before trading.

2. Signals are not a guarantee

Our signal models (currently AURUM Circle and CIPHER, and any we add later) are built and monitored, but no model — ours or anyone else's — can predict markets with certainty. A published entry, stop loss, and take profit reflect that model's read at the time; markets can move against any published signal, including through the stated stop loss (subject to your broker's execution and slippage).

3. AI-generated content has its own limitations

Our AI Insights (automated market commentary) and Iris (our AI chart analyst) feature are generated using a third-party large language model (Anthropic's Claude). Like any AI system, it can misread a chart, misidentify an instrument or level, or state something confidently that is nonetheless inaccurate. Iris's feedback is Claude's read on an image you upload — it is not one of our signal models, does not carry the same track record, and should be treated as a second opinion to think about, not a conclusion to act on directly.

4. Automated execution risk (Complete plan)

If you use our Expert Advisor (EA) to execute signals automatically on your own broker account:

You are trading on your own account, with your own money, under your own authorization — we do not have custody of your funds and do not place trades on your behalf outside your EA's automatic execution of published signals.
Your risk settings (risk per trade, maximum lot size) directly determine your exposure. Misconfiguring these can produce larger losses than intended.
Automated execution depends on your own infrastructure (your MT5 terminal staying online and connected) and your broker's execution — outages, slippage, or requotes on your broker's side are outside our control.
You can pause or disable automated execution at any time from your account settings.

5. Past performance

Any track record we publish reflects trades our models have actually generated, but past results — however accurately reported — do not predict future performance. Market conditions change, and a model that has performed well historically can still produce losses going forward.

6. No advice, no suitability assessment

We have not assessed your personal financial situation, objectives, or risk tolerance. Nothing on this platform is personalized advice. If you're unsure whether trading these instruments is appropriate for you, consider speaking to an independent financial advisor before proceeding.

7. Regulatory status

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