You can lose all capital committed to trading and, for some products or account structures, more than your initial deposit. Never trade with money you cannot afford to lose.
Markets involve substantial risk
Trading and investing in foreign exchange, contracts for difference, futures, options, equities, exchange-traded products, commodities, digital assets, and other instruments involve uncertainty and may not be suitable for every person. Prices can move rapidly and without notice. Losses may occur despite disciplined analysis, defined risk, or historically successful methods.
No statement, framework, chart, scenario, case study, probability assessment, or risk protocol provided by Trader Growth LLC or Trader Growth Institute (collectively, "TGI") guarantees profit, prevents loss, or predicts future market behavior.
Education—not personalized advice
TGI materials are general educational information. They do not account for your finances, experience, objectives, tax circumstances, risk tolerance, time horizon, legal restrictions, or portfolio. TGI does not execute trades, hold client funds, manage accounts, or provide individualized recommendations through this website.
Terms such as "bias," "authorized opportunity," "scenario," "zone," "target," "entry," or "risk" describe an educational framework. They are not instructions to buy, sell, hold, or allocate capital.
Leverage, margin, and execution risk
Leverage magnifies gains and losses. A relatively small adverse move can produce a large loss, margin call, forced liquidation, account breach, or negative balance where allowed. Stop orders and intended risk limits may not execute at the requested price during gaps, volatility, outages, or illiquid conditions.
Real results are affected by spreads, slippage, commissions, swaps, financing costs, latency, rejected orders, platform failures, liquidity, counterparty terms, taxes, and differences between data feeds. Correlated positions can create more total exposure than separate position sizes imply.
Past, hypothetical, and simulated performance
Past performance does not predict future results. Testimonials, payout certificates, maximum-allocation status, account screenshots, selected trades, and case studies may not represent the experience of a typical user and do not establish what you will earn or lose.
Simulated, backtested, modeled, and hypothetical results have inherent limitations. They do not represent actual trading, may be developed with hindsight, and may fail to reflect liquidity, market impact, execution difficulty, or the ability to withstand real losses. No representation is made that an account will achieve results similar to an example.
Where a specific performance presentation is subject to a prescribed regulatory disclosure, the disclosure accompanying that presentation controls and should be read in full.
Prop-firm and evaluation-account risks
Proprietary trading evaluations and funded-account programs are governed by each provider's rules. Providers may change trading limits, payout requirements, prohibited strategies, leverage, news restrictions, overnight-holding policies, platform access, fees, or eligibility. A provider may deny a payout, close an account, cease operations, or interpret a rule differently than expected.
Certificates, account sizes, or "funded" status do not necessarily represent cash owned by the trader, capital available for withdrawal, or a guaranteed contractual payout. Independently review provider terms, financial condition, jurisdiction, and complaint history.
Market data and forward-looking statements
Market data, economic information, prices, and news may be delayed, incomplete, revised, or inaccurate. Charts can differ between brokers and data vendors. Forward-looking statements and scenarios are based on assumptions that may prove wrong and may change without notice.
Your responsibility
- Assess whether a product and level of risk are appropriate for you.
- Verify information independently before committing capital.
- Understand the broker, exchange, prop firm, platform, and account rules you accept.
- Use independent legal, tax, and regulated financial professionals where appropriate.
- Maintain your own records, security controls, and contingency plans.
By using TGI materials, you accept sole responsibility for your trading, investing, account selection, position sizing, and financial results.
Official investor resources
Review independent guidance from the SEC's Investor.gov risk overview and the CFTC's forex customer advisory.
Questions
Questions about this disclosure may be sent to jay@tradergrowth.com. Obtain advice from qualified counsel before treating this draft as final legal documentation.