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Risk disclosure
01 You can lose money
Trading perpetual futures is risky. You can lose some or all of the money in your trading account, quickly. Only trade money you can afford to lose.
02 The rule can be wrong
Mean reversion assumes prices tend to return to their average. That's an assumption, not a guarantee — prices can keep moving away.
Source: Wikipedia03 Leverage makes losses bigger
Leverage uses borrowed funds, so losses grow as fast as gains. The default is 3x, capped at 5x.
Source: Wikipedia04 Funding payments
Perpetual futures holders exchange periodic payments. These can add to or reduce your results.
Source: Wikipedia05 Stops aren't guaranteed prices
Each trade has a 2.5% stop, but in fast markets the fill can be worse than the stop level (slippage).
Source: Wikipedia06 Things can break
Markets, exchanges and networks can fail or behave unexpectedly, and the bot may not perform as described.
07 Past and simulated results
Simulated, paper or past results do not guarantee future results. Backtests are always labeled.
08 Not financial advice
Nothing in Mastaizflo2.0 is investment, financial, legal or tax advice. You decide whether and how to trade.
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