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Risk Disclosure Statement

Stock alerts, market commentary, AI research, scanner outputs, and educational trading content.

Draft for review. Not effective until executed and reviewed by securities counsel. Effective Date: ________.

This Risk Disclosure Statement is incorporated into and forms part of the Company’s Customer Service Agreement, Terms of Service, subscription terms, website terms, community rules, and other applicable agreements.

By purchasing, accessing, receiving, viewing, downloading, or using any Company service, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and accepted this Risk Disclosure Statement.

1. Educational and Informational Purposes Only

All content, alerts, reports, scanner outputs, watchlists, charts, videos, commentary, community discussions, AI-generated analysis, and other materials provided by the Company are for educational, informational, research, and general market commentary purposes only.

The Company does not provide personalized investment advice and does not recommend that you buy, sell, hold, short, cover, trade, or avoid any security based on your personal circumstances. You are solely responsible for your own decisions.

2. No Guarantee of Profits

The Company does not guarantee profits, returns, performance, accuracy, or success. Any trade idea, alert, scanner result, chart pattern, news catalyst, AI score, analyst comment, or market thesis may be wrong.

You may lose money by acting on information provided through the Services. You may also lose money by failing to act, acting late, acting too early, using the wrong position size, failing to exit, failing to use risk controls, or misunderstanding the information provided.

3. Risk of Loss

Trading and investing involve substantial risk. You may lose part of your investment, all of your investment, more than expected in volatile conditions, or more than your initial capital if using margin, leverage, short selling, or certain derivative strategies. You should not trade with money you cannot afford to lose.

4. Securities Market Risk

The value of securities can rise or fall rapidly because of earnings reports, analyst actions, economic reports, interest rates, inflation, geopolitical events, regulatory developments, litigation, management changes, sector rotation, liquidity changes, market sentiment, unexpected news, rumors, or broad market downturns. Market conditions can change faster than alerts, reports, or analysis can be updated.

5. Stock Alert Risk

Stock alerts are inherently uncertain. An alert may identify a potential setup, but the setup may fail. A stock may move in the opposite direction, gap up or down before you can enter or exit, fail to reach a target, or lose liquidity. A stop loss may not execute at the expected price. The Company is not responsible for losses arising from any alert.

6. Execution and Timing Risk

Your individual results may differ from any stated alert, model trade, example, or performance record because of time delays, alert delivery delays, email/SMS/Discord/app/internet issues, brokerage delays, order routing, bid-ask spreads, liquidity, slippage, volatility, trading halts, pre-market or after-hours conditions, or subscriber error. Even small delays can materially affect trading results.

7. Liquidity Risk

Some securities may have limited trading volume. Illiquid securities may be difficult to buy or sell without affecting price, and may result in wide spreads, partial fills, failed orders, large price gaps, inability to exit, or greater volatility. Small-cap, microcap, penny stocks, and thinly traded securities can be especially risky.

8. Volatility Risk

Volatile securities can move sharply within seconds or minutes, producing large gains but also large losses. Stocks with news catalysts, low floats, high short interest, unusual volume, social media attention, or speculative interest may be especially volatile.

9. Small-Cap, Microcap, and Penny Stock Risk

Small-cap, microcap, penny stock, and low-float securities may involve heightened risk, including limited operating history, limited public information, higher volatility, greater manipulation risk, wider spreads, lower liquidity, greater risk of dilution, financing risk, delisting risk, promotional activity, and pump-and-dump risk. Use extreme caution when trading speculative securities.

10. Pump-and-Dump and Promotional Risk

Some securities may be subject to promotional campaigns, misleading claims, coordinated hype, social media manipulation, or pump-and-dump schemes. A stock may rise because of hype rather than fundamental value and then decline sharply. The Company does not endorse market manipulation, coordinated trading, deceptive promotion, or unlawful activity. Independently verify information before acting.

11. Social Media Risk

Information from social media platforms, group chats, message boards, Discord servers, X/Twitter, StockTwits, Reddit, YouTube, or other online communities may be inaccurate, misleading, manipulated, promotional, incomplete, or fraudulent. Social sentiment may change quickly. Never make investment decisions based solely on social media activity.

12. News and Catalyst Risk

News catalysts may be misunderstood, overstated, corrected, delayed, or already priced into a security. A positive headline does not guarantee a positive stock reaction. A company may announce apparently favorable news and still decline because of valuation, market conditions, dilution, liquidity, expectations, or broader risk-off sentiment.

13. SEC Filing and Corporate Disclosure Risk

SEC filings, press releases, and corporate disclosures may contain complex information requiring careful analysis. Investors may misinterpret filings related to offerings, dilution, debt, warrants, insider transactions, going-concern warnings, litigation, restatements, mergers, acquisitions, or reverse splits. The Company’s summaries may omit important details or may not capture the full legal or financial implications of a filing.

14. Technical Analysis Risk

Technical analysis is not predictive with certainty. Indicators such as RSI, MACD, moving averages, support, resistance, trendlines, volume, chart patterns, Fibonacci levels, and breakout signals may fail. A technical setup may appear favorable but still result in a loss. Past price patterns do not guarantee future price movement.

15. Fundamental Analysis Risk

Fundamental analysis may be incomplete or wrong. Financial statements, earnings reports, valuation metrics, revenue growth, profitability, debt levels, cash balances, and management commentary may not predict future stock performance. A company with strong fundamentals may decline, and a company with weak fundamentals may rise.

16. Sentiment Analysis Risk

Sentiment data from social media, news, options activity, or market behavior may be unreliable. High positive sentiment may indicate opportunity, but it may also indicate overcrowding, hype, or late-stage speculation. Negative sentiment may indicate risk, but it may also create contrarian opportunities. Sentiment tools should not be used as the sole basis for investment decisions.

17. AI and Algorithmic Analysis Risk

AI-generated content, scanner scores, rankings, and reports may be wrong. AI systems may misinterpret data, hallucinate facts, omit material information, use stale information, overstate confidence, misclassify sentiment, misread news, generate inaccurate summaries, fail to understand market context, or produce outputs that sound authoritative but are incorrect. AI tools are decision-support tools only and are not substitutes for independent research, professional advice, or risk management.

18. Scanner Risk

Scanner tools may identify securities based on rules, filters, technical indicators, news keywords, volume changes, social mentions, or AI scores. Scanner outputs are not recommendations. A scanner may miss opportunities, generate false positives, identify stocks that later decline, malfunction, or rely on inaccurate data. You are responsible for evaluating scanner outputs independently.

19. Options Risk

If the Services discuss options, you acknowledge that options involve substantial risk and are not suitable for all investors. Options may expire worthless and are affected by time decay, implied volatility, liquidity, spreads, assignment risk, exercise risk, and complex pricing factors. The Company does not determine whether options are suitable for you.

20. Margin and Leverage Risk

Using margin or leverage can magnify gains and losses. You may lose more than your initial investment. Your broker may issue margin calls or liquidate positions without notice. The Company does not recommend that you use margin or leverage.

21. Short Selling Risk

Short selling involves significant risk. Losses on short positions may be theoretically unlimited. Short squeezes, borrow fees, recalls, margin requirements, and rapid price increases may cause substantial losses.

22. After-Hours and Pre-Market Trading Risk

Trading outside regular market hours may involve lower liquidity, wider spreads, greater volatility, limited order types, delayed price discovery, and higher execution risk. Alerts issued during or relating to pre-market or after-hours activity may not be actionable at expected prices.

23. Halt and Suspension Risk

Trading in a security may be halted, suspended, restricted, or otherwise interrupted. During a halt, you may be unable to exit a position. When trading resumes, the security may open at a materially different price.

24. Regulatory and Legal Risk

Securities may be affected by regulatory investigations, enforcement actions, trading suspensions, exchange notices, delisting proceedings, litigation, or changes in law. Such events may cause rapid and substantial losses.

25. Tax Risk

Trading may create tax consequences. Short-term trading, wash sales, options, capital gains, losses, and account type may affect your tax liability. The Company does not provide tax advice. You should consult a tax professional.

26. Suitability Risk

The Services are not tailored to your financial situation. A trade idea may be unsuitable for you even if it appears suitable for another person. Consider your financial condition, risk tolerance, investment objectives, time horizon, liquidity needs, and experience before making any decision.

27. Concentration Risk

Putting too much capital into one security, sector, theme, strategy, or alert may increase the risk of substantial loss. Diversification does not guarantee profits or prevent losses, but lack of diversification may increase risk.

28. Position Sizing Risk

Improper position sizing can cause large losses. Even a small percentage move can create a significant account loss if the position is too large. The Company does not determine your position size.

29. Stop Loss Risk

Stop losses may reduce risk but do not eliminate risk. Stops may trigger prematurely or fail to execute at the expected price. Gaps, halts, illiquidity, and volatility may cause execution far from the stop level.

30. Target Price Risk

Price targets are estimates only. A security may never reach a target, may reverse before reaching a target, or may exceed a target and then decline quickly. Targets are not guarantees.

31. Past Performance Risk

Past performance does not guarantee future results. A strategy that worked previously may stop working. A profitable alert history does not mean future alerts will be profitable. Market regimes change.

32. Hypothetical and Backtested Result Risk

Hypothetical, simulated, paper-traded, or backtested results have limitations. They may not reflect real execution, slippage, commissions, taxes, spreads, liquidity, emotional factors, missed alerts, real-time decision-making, or market impact. Do not assume hypothetical results are achievable in real trading.

33. Technology Risk

Technology may fail. Risks include website downtime, app outages, email delivery failures, SMS delays, Discord outages, payment processor errors, data vendor outages, internet disruptions, cybersecurity incidents, software bugs, AI provider outages, and cloud hosting failures. The Company is not responsible for trading losses caused by technology failures or delays.

34. Cybersecurity Risk

Online platforms may be subject to unauthorized access, data breaches, phishing, malware, credential theft, or other cybersecurity risks. You are responsible for securing your accounts, devices, passwords, brokerage accounts, and communication channels.

35. Third-Party Data Risk

The Company may rely on third-party data sources. Third-party information may be delayed, inaccurate, incomplete, or unavailable. The Company does not guarantee third-party data.

36. Conflicts of Interest Risk

The Company, its founders, employees, contractors, affiliates, or related parties may trade securities discussed in the Services and may hold positions before, during, or after discussion of a security. This may create conflicts of interest. Consider all potential conflicts before making any investment decision.

37. Affiliate, Sponsor, and Compensation Risk

The Company may receive compensation from affiliates, sponsors, advertisers, data vendors, software providers, platforms, or other third parties. Such relationships may create potential conflicts of interest. The Company discloses material compensation relationships where appropriate.

38. Community and User-Generated Content Risk

Other subscribers may post opinions, trade ideas, claims, charts, rumors, screenshots, or performance claims. The Company does not guarantee the accuracy of user-generated content. Do not rely on other users’ comments as investment advice.

39. No Monitoring Obligation

The Company does not monitor your portfolio, positions, account, risk exposure, personal circumstances, or trading activity, and has no obligation to update you regarding any position you enter. You are responsible for monitoring your own investments.

40. No Duty to Update

The Company may issue an alert, report, or comment and later not update it. Market conditions may change. The absence of an update does not mean that the original analysis remains valid. You are responsible for monitoring developments.

41. Subscriber Acknowledgment

By using the Services, you acknowledge and agree that you have read this Risk Disclosure Statement; you understand the Services are educational and informational only; you understand the Company does not provide personalized investment advice; you understand trading and investing involve substantial risk; you may lose money; you may lose all invested capital; you are solely responsible for your own decisions; you will not rely solely on the Services; you accept all risks associated with trading and investing; and you release the Company from responsibility for your trading and investment losses to the maximum extent permitted by law.