Risk warning

In one line: SuaVar is an educational tool. Its analyses are produced by artificial intelligence and can be wrong, its simulations do not use real prices, and the code you download can trade with your money if you are the one who deploys it. Nothing you find here is an investment recommendation.

1. Risk of loss

Trading financial markets — currencies, indices, commodities, cryptocurrencies or others — involves substantial risk. Prices can move rapidly against you and you may lose part or all of your capital. Never trade with money you cannot afford to lose. This warning summarises some risks; it does not cover them all.

2. Leverage and automation

Leveraged and derivative products (CFDs, futures, options) multiply both gains and losses. Combining leverage with an automated trading system can drain an account balance in seconds on an unexpected market move. Leveraged algorithmic trading concentrates losses at a speed that most retail investors are not in a position to absorb.

3. Past performance

Past results do not guarantee future results. No analysis, pattern, score or strategy you see in the Service secures any profit.

4. What data we use and what we do not

It is worth knowing where each number you see comes from:

• The chart on the market screen is a live widget from TradingView, an external provider. It is not ours and we control neither its availability nor its accuracy.
• The macroeconomic calendar collects real third-party data. Dates, expected times and figures may change, be published late or be revised afterwards.
• The calculators convert currencies using the European Central Bank's daily reference rate, always stating its date. It is a reference rate, not a tradable price: the one your broker applies will be different, as will its contract sizes, spreads and commissions. Use our numbers to get your bearings and your broker's to size a real position.
• The strategy lab runs its tests on synthetic demonstration data, never on real prices. Its metrics are there to understand how a logic behaves, not to estimate profitability. To validate against real data, test on your own platform: MetaTrader 5, TradingView or another.
• A backtest, even on real data, is subject to serious biases: overfitting, no slippage, unaccounted commissions or sudden changes of market regime. It does not predict future performance.

5. The results are generated by artificial intelligence

Almost everything the Service returns to you as text, levels or a score is produced by an artificial intelligence model: the summaries of your journal, the score and the text of your trading analysis, the reading of trend, zones, patterns and scenarios in image-based chart analysis, the interpretation of the macroeconomic calendar, the support chat and the generated code.

A model can be wrong. It can misread an image, describe a pattern that is not there, invent a figure, misapply a concept or contradict itself from one session to the next. Any price levels appearing in a scenario are illustrative: they are not targets, nor forecasts, nor recommended entry or exit points. A high score on your trading does not validate your method and does not justify increasing your exposure.

Always cross-check what you read here before acting. The calculators are the only tool that does not use models: their results are arithmetic on the data you enter.

6. Code: generated and from the library

The Service makes available code from two different origins: the code artificial intelligence generates from your instructions, and the library code written by us. In both cases it is delivered as uncompiled source code, and in both cases you are the one who decides to deploy it.

• MQL5 (.mq5). It is text until you compile it in your MetaTrader 5 terminal. Once compiled, the resulting Expert Advisor can send automated orders and risk real capital.
• Pine Script. It is pasted into TradingView and runs in its backtester. Pine does not send orders to a broker on its own. It can raise alerts, and we generate only human-readable text alerts: never messages formatted as instructions for third-party bots. If you choose to chain an alert to a webhook bridge that executes at your broker, you will have built an automated system that trades with your money, with the same risks as an Expert Advisor. You build that part and it remains your responsibility.

Automating a strategy adds infrastructure risks that do not depend on the logic: VPS outages, execution latency, errors in the code itself or failures of the intermediate services. Any of them can cause immediate losses. Audit the code and test it on a demo account before trading with real money. See the Terms of Service.

7. Informed decision

SuaVar does not recommend that you trade any instrument and does not assess whether anything is appropriate for you. Before taking any decision, consider whether you understand the product, how much you can afford to lose and what you expect to achieve, and seek independent professional advice. Read the Disclaimer as well.

Previous versions: in force from 28 de julio de 2026 to 4 de agosto de 2026