Last Updated: September 16, 2026
Trading and investing involve significant risk. Please read this Risk Disclosure carefully before using Bries Waardent. By using the Service, you acknowledge that you have read, understood, and accepted the risks described here, and that you accept full responsibility for your own trading and investment decisions and their outcomes.
Markets can be extremely volatile. Prices may move rapidly and unpredictably in response to economic data, corporate events, geopolitical developments, regulatory changes, natural events, and shifts in market sentiment. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. A strategy, tool, or signal that worked before may not work again, and historical data should not be treated as a promise of future outcomes.
No signal can predict markets with certainty. Every trading or investing decision is yours alone, and you are solely responsible for your decisions, your outcomes, and any losses you incur. Bries Waardent does not guarantee any level of profit or return.
If you trade using leverage or margin through a third-party broker, both potential profits and potential losses are magnified. A relatively small market movement against your position can result in substantial losses, up to and including the loss of your entire deposit and additional amounts owed under margin arrangements. Before using leverage, make sure you fully understand how margin works and the obligations it creates.
Digital assets such as cryptocurrencies are especially volatile, may be subject to limited regulatory oversight, and carry additional risks, including technology risk, security risk, and the risk that a particular asset may lose all value. Digital asset markets may operate continuously, and significant price moves can happen at any time.
Electronic trading involves risks related to system failures, connectivity issues, delays, market data errors, software defects, and the execution practices of third-party brokers. Bries Waardent is not a broker and does not execute trades on your behalf.
Before trading or investing, carefully consider your objectives, financial situation, needs, and level of experience. If you are in any doubt, seek advice from an independent licensed financial adviser. Never rely solely on technology, signals, or analytics when committing your own capital, and never trade with money you cannot afford to lose.