Risk disclosure
Last updated 2 September 2026 · Zayed's People
Education, not advice
Everything published on Zayed's People — analysis, trade ideas, lessons, live calls and chat — is educational content about how we approach the market. It is not investment advice, not a personal recommendation, and not an offer to buy or sell any instrument. We do not know your financial position, your objectives or your risk tolerance, and nothing we publish is tailored to them.
You can lose money
Trading leveraged instruments such as spot gold, foreign exchange, CFDs and futures carries a high risk of loss. Leverage magnifies losses as well as gains. A significant proportion of retail traders lose money. Never trade with money you cannot afford to lose, and never trade with borrowed funds.
Published results
Trade ideas on this platform record an entry, a stop loss and targets at the time of publication, and their outcomes are logged against those original levels. Results are expressed in R (multiples of the risk taken), not in currency, because position sizing is your decision alone. Published results are a record of the ideas we shared. They are not a promise, a projection, or a reliable indicator of future performance. Your own results will differ — because of your entry timing, your sizing, your broker's spread and slippage, and your own decisions.
No guaranteed outcome
We do not guarantee profits, income, or any particular result from membership. Any figure quoted anywhere on this site describes what happened historically and nothing more.
Your responsibility
Every trade you place is your own decision and your own responsibility. You should seek advice from an independent, appropriately licensed financial adviser before acting on anything you read here.
Before you publish: these are working drafts written for a trading-education community, not legal advice. Have a lawyer in your operating jurisdiction review them — particularly the risk disclosure and the refund terms, which are the two that regulators and payment processors actually check.