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Risk Disclosure
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This Risk Disclosure notice explains the risks associated with trading financial instruments and using the automated and manual features of Taronzo Terminal. You must read and understand this disclosure before using any of our services.
1. Trading Involves Significant Risk
Trading and investing involve risk. The financial markets are volatile and subject to rapid price fluctuations. Users may lose some or all of their invested capital. You should only trade with money you can afford to lose.
2. No Guarantee of Results
Past performance does not guarantee future performance. Taronzo Markets does not guarantee returns, profits, or specific outcomes. Any historical data, backtesting results, or performance analytics provided within the platform are for informational and research purposes only and do not represent a guarantee of future success.
3. System and Technology Risks
While Taronzo Terminal is built with rigorous engineering standards, automated systems can fail. Risks include, but are not limited to:
- Hardware failures, software bugs, and network connectivity issues.
- Market data may be delayed or unavailable, leading to execution at unintended prices.
- API connectivity to third-party exchanges may be interrupted.
4. User Responsibility
Users remain solely responsible for their own trading decisions and configurations. Taronzo Terminal provides tools for execution and analysis, but you configure the risk limits, strategies, and API keys. We are not liable for losses incurred due to user error, misconfiguration of automated strategies, or failure to properly manage API permissions.
5. AI and Automated Signals
AI-assisted insights and algorithmic signals are generated based on mathematical models and historical probabilities. These models cannot account for unprecedented market events, regulatory actions, or geopolitical shocks. Signals should not be construed as financial advice.
6. Regulatory and Exchange Risks
Trading in certain assets (such as cryptocurrencies) may be subject to changing regulatory landscapes. Users are responsible for ensuring their trading activities comply with their local jurisdictions and the terms of service of any connected third-party exchanges.