Trading and investing involve a substantial risk of loss. You can lose all of your invested capital and, with leveraged or margin instruments, more than the amount you deposited. Only use risk capital you can afford to lose.
1.What GFWS provides — and what it does not
GFWS is analytical, educational decision-support software: scanners, technical classifications, scores, alerts, statistical observations, levels, zones and market context.
- No output is personalised investment, financial, legal or tax advice.
- No output is a recommendation, solicitation or offer to buy, sell or hold anything.
- Long and short labels are technical classifications, not instructions.
- GFWS does not execute orders, custody assets or manage funds or portfolios.
- Using GFWS creates no advisory, client or fiduciary relationship.
2.Instrument-specific risk
- Shares and ETFs: prices can fall sharply on company, sector or macro news; liquidity and trading halts can prevent exit at your intended price.
- Options: time decay, volatility changes and assignment can cause rapid, total loss of premium; written options can create losses far larger than the premium received.
- Futures: standardised leverage means small price moves cause large account moves; margin calls and forced liquidation are possible.
- Foreign exchange: high leverage, macro and policy shocks, weekend gaps and rollover costs.
- Crypto assets: extreme volatility, thin liquidity, exchange, custody and protocol failure, and uneven regulation.
- Commodities: seasonality, storage, supply shocks, contract roll effects and physical delivery mechanics.
- Leverage and margin generally: amplified gains and losses, funding costs and involuntary closure of positions.
3.Data, technology and execution risk
- Market data can be delayed, revised, incomplete or wrong.
- Charts may show a cash or CFD proxy while GFWS computes its analysis on a different underlying series.
- Alerts depend on scheduling, third-party email delivery and your own inbox rules; they can be late or missed.
- Real fills differ from displayed prices because of spreads, slippage, liquidity, partial fills, fees, financing and taxes.
- Software, hosting, connectivity and broker platforms can fail at the worst possible moment.
Never use GFWS as the sole basis for any decision. Verify independently and manage your own risk.
4.Track Record language
The GFWS directional reaction rate measures whether recorded setup windows produced a directional market reaction within a defined evaluation period. It is not an executed account, a portfolio return, a realised profit figure, a trade win rate, or a promise that any user could have captured a move. See the Track Record page for the methodology and audit data.
5.Hypothetical and model-derived results notice (U.S.)
To the extent any result shown on GFWS.app is hypothetical, simulated, back-tested or model-derived, it has inherent limitations. It does not represent actual trading, it may under- or overstate the impact of market factors such as liquidity, slippage and execution, and it may benefit from hindsight. No representation is made that any account will or is likely to achieve results similar to those shown.
Past performance is not indicative of future results.
6.Independent advice
Consider advice from an appropriately licensed professional in your jurisdiction before acting, especially where tax, leverage or a significant portion of your capital is involved. Questions: gfws@fracce.com.
“We analyze, you decide.”