Risk Disclosure
1. Trading Risks
Trading is a high-risk activity and may not be suitable for everyone. Asset values can move quickly and unpredictably, leading to significant fluctuations within a short time. Under certain market conditions, you may lose a substantial portion or even all of your invested funds. You should not trade with money you cannot afford to lose. Historical performance, strategies, or indicators do not guarantee future outcomes.
2. No Profit Guarantee
Stockity does not guarantee profits, returns, or a fixed success rate. All educational material, indicators, or features available on the platform are for informational purposes only. Every trading decision is made at your own risk. Results may vary depending on strategy, execution speed, market conditions, and technical factors.
3. Technical Risks
Technical issues may occur at any time, including unstable internet connection, hardware failure, platform crashes, system updates, or server downtime. These issues may cause delayed execution, price changes, or inability to access the platform. Users are responsible for ensuring their devices and internet connection are adequate.
4. Volatility Risk
Financial markets are highly volatile and may change rapidly due to economic news, government policy, macroeconomic data, or unexpected global events. High volatility increases the likelihood of significant gains or losses and may occur without warning.
5. Liquidity Risks
Some assets may have low liquidity, making it difficult to execute orders at desired prices. Low-volume assets or specific market conditions may trigger slippage or unexecuted orders.
6. Slippage & Requote Risks
Slippage occurs when the execution price differs from the price you expected. This typically happens during high volatility or slow internet connection. Requotes may occur if the price changes before your order is processed. Both are natural parts of online trading.
7. Leverage Risks
If leverage is used, potential losses may be magnified. Leverage increases both potential profits and potential losses. Small market movements may lead to significant financial impact. Users must understand leverage before using it.
8. Psychological & Emotional Risks
Trading can affect emotions, including stress, fear, impulsive decisions, overconfidence, or overtrading. These emotional factors may cause irrational decision-making. Proper discipline and risk management are essential.
9. Regulatory & Legal Risks
Changes in government regulations or compliance rules may impact service availability, asset access, or trading conditions. Stockity follows applicable laws, but external regulatory changes may directly affect your access to certain features.
10. Third-Party Service Risks
Deposit, withdrawal, or certain services may depend on third-party providers such as banks, payment gateways, or external infrastructure. Disruptions in third-party services may delay financial transactions or platform access.
11. Cybersecurity Risks
While Stockity implements advanced security systems, no platform is completely immune to cyberattacks. Hacks, malware, phishing, or unauthorized access attempts may occur. Users are responsible for securing their personal devices and login information.
12. Execution & Delay Risks
Execution speed may be affected by network conditions, server load, or market situations. Delays may result in orders being executed at different prices.
13. Fees & Cost Risks
Trading may involve spreads, commissions, swap fees, withdrawal fees, or other charges. These costs may reduce profits or increase losses. Users must review all applicable fees.
14. Force Majeure Risks
Extraordinary situations such as natural disasters, war, global internet outages, political crises, or other force majeure events may cause service disruptions or extreme volatility.
15. Professional Advice
Stockity does not offer financial, legal, or investment advice. If you do not fully understand the risks, seek independent professional consultation before participating.