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Risk Disclaimer

Last updated 19 September 2026

Trading carries a high risk of loss. Leveraged products such as CFDs, forex and spot metals can lose you money rapidly, and you can lose more than you deposit with some brokers. Only trade with money you can afford to lose entirely.

GTS does not give financial advice

GTS Trading is analysis software. It reads your own past trades and shows you patterns in them. Nothing it produces — including anything Wendy writes — is a personal recommendation, investment advice, or a suggestion to take or avoid any particular trade. We are not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority.

We do not promise profitability

We make no claim that using GTS will make you profitable, reduce your losses, or improve your results. The product is built around process rather than outcome: it can show you what you did and what it cost, but it cannot make your decisions or control the market.

Past performance means nothing about the future

Everything GTS shows is historical. Your previous results, patterns or statistics are not a reliable indicator of future results.

About “what would have happened” analysis

GTS can check, against real market candles, whether your original stop-loss or take-profit would have been reached after you exited a trade. This is genuinely useful, and it has real limits you should understand:

Your data comes from your broker

GTS reads your trading history from your broker. If that data is delayed, incomplete or incorrect, our analysis will reflect that. GTS is not a substitute for your broker’s own statements and records.

Decisions are yours

You are solely responsible for your trading decisions and their consequences. If you need advice about your personal financial circumstances, speak to someone authorised to give it.

If trading is affecting your wellbeing or finances in a way that concerns you, support is available. In the UK, MoneyHelper offers free and impartial guidance, and GamCare supports people whose relationship with risk-taking has become harmful.