Compliance

01Compliance overview

This page covers the risk disclosures, platform limitations, and responsibilities that come with using TradeScreener. It's here to clarify what TradeScreener is — and isn't — so you can use it responsibly.

TradeScreener offers educational chart and market analysis. It is not a broker, does not execute trades, does not manage funds, and does not hold or custody any assets.

02Educational use only

Everything TradeScreener produces is for learning and informational purposes. It can help highlight what a chart may indicate, where risk might sit, and how a potential setup could be structured.

Think of it as a research aid, not a financial professional — always apply your own judgment and consult a qualified advisor before acting.

03Not an adviser, broker, or signal provider

TradeScreener is not a registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, exchange, market maker, fund manager, or trade-signal service. It doesn't give personalized financial advice, place or route trades, hold customer funds, manage portfolios, or promise any outcome.

Any targets, stop levels, setups, or options-style examples it generates are educational software output — not instructions to buy, sell, short, hedge, or otherwise trade.

04Market risk

All trading and investing carries risk. Stocks, options, ETFs, futures, and crypto can move sharply and unpredictably, and you can lose some or all of your money. Past results, backtests, or historical patterns never guarantee what happens next — a setup that worked before can fail in real time.

• Markets can gap without warning
• Stop-losses can fill at worse-than-expected prices
• Volatility and liquidity can shift fast
• News and macro events can invalidate a setup instantly
• Screenshots may leave out details that matter
• Options can expire worthless

05Limits of the AI analysis

TradeScreener relies on automated models, indicators, and chart-recognition software. These tools are useful but imperfect — they can misread a chart, miss a key level, misidentify a ticker or timeframe, overlook breaking news, ignore liquidity conditions, or produce analysis that's out of date or doesn't fit your strategy.

Always double-check AI output against your own research before acting on it.

06No guarantees

TradeScreener does not promise profits, returns, accuracy, or any particular win rate. Marketing examples, demos, and screenshots are illustrations, not guarantees — even a confident-looking call can be wrong, and the outcome of every trade is ultimately on you.

07Your responsibility

It's on you to judge whether TradeScreener fits your goals, experience, risk tolerance, and local regulations. You're responsible for verifying analysis independently, managing risk and position size sensibly, confirming live prices and order types, and never using TradeScreener as your only source of information.

• Do your own research before trading
• Check current price, spread, volume, news, earnings, and broader market conditions
• Use position sizing that matches your risk tolerance
• Never risk money you cannot afford to lose
• Don't rely on TradeScreener as your only source of information

08Screenshot quality

TradeScreener's output is only as good as what you feed it. A blurry, cropped, outdated, or incomplete chart screenshot can lead to weaker or inaccurate results.

For the best output, make sure a screenshot clearly shows the ticker, timeframe, candles, current price, key levels, and enough history for context.

09Legal compliance

You're responsible for following all laws, exchange rules, broker terms, tax obligations, and account restrictions relevant to your use of TradeScreener and your own trading.

TradeScreener does not determine whether a given trade, strategy, or product is legal or suitable where you live.

10Marketing & performance disclaimers

Testimonials, demo scans, hypothetical examples, or simulated results are illustrative only — they may not reflect real outcomes and shouldn't be treated as typical or guaranteed.

References to backtests or past patterns aren't promises of future performance; live trading differs due to slippage, spreads, liquidity, delays, and individual behavior.

11Support is not financial advice

TradeScreener support can help with account issues, bugs, billing, and product questions — but can't tell you whether to buy, sell, hold, or size a specific trade.

Any product-usage explanation from support is not financial advice.

12Updates to this page

This Compliance page may be updated as TradeScreener evolves or as legal and regulatory standards change. Continuing to use TradeScreener after an update means you accept the current version.

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