Last updated: July 11, 2026
Trading leveraged products involves a significant risk of loss and is not suitable for all investors. Read this disclosure carefully before trading. If anything here is unclear, do not trade — ask us, or seek independent advice.
Leverage amplifies both gains and losses. A small adverse price move on a leveraged position can produce a loss that is large relative to your account, and in fast markets losses can exceed the funds you have deposited. Never trade with money you cannot afford to lose.
Gold, Silver, Bitcoin and equity-index futures are volatile. Prices react to macroeconomic data, central bank policy, geopolitical events and liquidity conditions, and can gap sharply — including over weekends for markets that trade 24/7. Stop levels are not guaranteed in gapping markets.
Analyst signals, briefings, news headlines and educational content are provided for information only. They are not personal recommendations and do not take your circumstances into account. Past accuracy of any signal or strategy does not guarantee future results.
Copying a strategy exposes you to the same market risk as trading it yourself, plus the risk that the strategy manager changes approach or performs worse than their track record. Historical returns and drawdowns are measured over specific periods and can be exceeded. Always use a per-strategy loss limit.
Prices displayed on the platform come from third-party market data feeds and may be delayed or briefly unavailable. Platform access can be interrupted by outages, maintenance or events beyond our control. You should have a plan for managing open positions if you cannot access the platform.
Leveraged trading is only appropriate if you understand the products, can monitor your positions, and can absorb the potential losses. As a guide, funds allocated to trading should be a small portion of your overall savings. If in doubt, seek advice from an independent, licensed financial adviser.