At Fingeko, we are committed to providing our clients with comprehensive information about the risks associated with trading in the financial markets. It is crucial that our clients fully understand and acknowledge the following risks before engaging in any trading activities:

1. Market Risks

Financial markets are inherently volatile and subject to rapid fluctuations. The prices of financial instruments can change quickly, leading to potential losses for traders. Market events, both expected and unexpected, can significantly impact investment outcomes.

2. Leverage Risks

Trading on margin or using leverage can magnify both profits and losses. While leverage may enhance potential returns, it also increases the risk of substantial losses, which could exceed the initial investment. Traders should exercise caution when utilizing leverage.

3. Liquidity Risks

Certain market conditions may lead to reduced liquidity, making it difficult to execute trades at desired prices. This can result in slippage, wider spreads, or gaps in pricing, which may negatively affect trading performance.

4. Political and Economic Risks

Political events, economic data releases, geopolitical tensions, and other external factors can heavily influence financial markets, causing sudden and unpredictable price movements. These events may be beyond the control of traders and can have a significant impact on market conditions.

5. Technological Risks

Despite using state-of-the-art technology, there is always a risk of technical errors, including but not limited to system failures, connectivity interruptions, and data inaccuracies. Such issues can disrupt trading activities and potentially lead to financial losses.

6. Regulatory Risks

Changes in regulatory environments, government policies, or legal frameworks across different jurisdictions can affect trading conditions, margin requirements, and the availability of specific financial instruments. Regulatory shifts may also impact the operational aspects of trading platforms.

7. Counterparty Risks

Engaging in transactions with counterparties, including brokers and financial institutions, carries risks related to their financial stability, solvency, and operational capabilities. The failure of a counterparty to fulfill its obligations could result in financial losses.

Risk Mitigation and Client Responsibilities

It is imperative that traders conduct thorough research, utilize sound risk management strategies, and remain aware of the inherent risks involved in trading activities. While the potential for profit can be appealing, traders must be prepared for the possibility of significant losses.

At Fingeko, we strongly encourage our clients to seek independent financial advice and ensure they fully understand the risks associated with trading before making any investment decisions.

Limitation of Liability

The use of Fingeko and its services is at your own risk. Fingeko cannot be held responsible for any damages or losses incurred due to modifications, extensions, termination, suspension, or discontinuation of Fingeko’s website or services.

By using our services, clients acknowledge the risks associated with trading in financial markets and agree that Fingeko is not liable for any losses resulting from trading activities.