Risk Disclosure

1. You can lose money

Trading shares, index futures, stock futures, options, commodities, currencies and other leveraged products can result in the loss of some or all of the capital you put at risk. Losses can be faster than gains. Overnight and opening gaps can jump over a stop. Liquidity can vanish in a fast market. There is no such thing as a risk-free setup taught on this desk.

2. Leverage, margin and options

Futures and options use margin. A small move against you can wipe a large part of that margin and may trigger a square-off by the broker. Option buyers can lose the full premium. Option sellers can face losses larger than the premium received. Intraday products may be auto-squared. Understand the contract, lot size and expiry before you even open a chart from class.

3. Classroom examples are not orders

Live-desk cards and video mark-ups show entry, invalidation and targets as teaching labels. They are not a call to trade, not a signal subscription, and not proof that the instructor or any student booked that trade at that price. Slippage, rejection and partial fills are normal in a live book. Do not size a position from a thumbnail or a paused frame.

4. No suitability check

We do not know your income, liabilities, dependents or risk capacity unless you tell us in a separate conversation. Public lessons, webinars and free clips are not tailored. If you cannot afford to lose the money, do not trade it. If you are in debt stress, seek appropriate help — a trading class is not that help.

5. Process is not a guarantee

Structure, invalidation and position sizing reduce sloppy errors. They do not remove market risk. A correct process can still lose. An incorrect process can still win once — that is luck, not a method. Journaling does not make an outcome “due” to reverse.

6. Psychology and time

Screenshots of winning days are not a career. Drawdowns, boredom and the urge to “make it back” are part of trading. Education cannot delete those pressures. Size small while you learn. Do not quit a job or borrow to “follow the desk”.

7. Technology and operational risk

Your internet, broker app, electricity and our video host can fail at a bad moment. Have a plan that does not depend on a single clip loading. Watermarked players and login checks exist to protect the course, not to time your entries.

8. Regulation

Securities and derivatives in India are regulated. This classroom is not a SEBI-registered investment adviser or research analyst by virtue of this website. We do not promise compliance of your personal trading with exchange or tax rules — that remains yours and your adviser’s.

9. Before you enrol

Read the Disclaimer and Terms. Use free previews and the demo class to see how we teach. If you need personalised financial advice, speak to a registered adviser. If you are unsure, do not pay a fee until you are clear that this is a class, not a money-management service.

10. Acknowledgement

By creating an account, booking a demo, joining a webinar or buying a course, you confirm that you have read this Risk Disclosure, that you understand trading involves a real risk of loss including loss of capital, and that you will not treat classroom examples as instructions to buy or sell.