By engaging with Trademiq's instructional courses, I acknowledge that these are designed to equip me for personal trading of securities and other financial instruments in a suitable electronic trading environment. However, this training does not qualify me as a Licensed Broker in the financial sector, nor is it aimed at aiding in employment acquisition.
The Trademiq Training Program is not intended to be interpreted as advice or a solicitation to buy or sell securities, nor as an endorsement of any specific investment approach. Guidance on securities, other financial instruments, or systems should be sought from licensed professionals like Brokers/Dealers, Introducing Brokers, FCMs, or Registered Investment Advisors. Trademiq and its staff do not hold licenses to provide such advice. We encourage those who purchase Trademiq's programs or products to consult with a licensed professional for investment or trading advice tailored to their needs.
Each Trademiq training center operates independently, setting its own fee structure for classes.
Terminology Clarification
The term "professional" on our website and communications denotes the high quality of our education and the standards upheld by our instructors and staff. Our courses do not lead to licensure as a Broker in the financial industry or any other professional certification, nor do they guarantee employment.
"Graduate" refers to individuals who have completed our Trading Courses, ranging from introductory to advanced levels, or a combination of classes totaling at least seven full days of our trading and investing education.
Risk Management in Trading
Trademiq prioritizes risk management in trading education, understanding the inherent risks of short-term trading.
Understanding Trading Risks
Electronic active trading involves significant risks, potentially unsuitable for some individuals. It typically entails frequent trading, leading to substantial commission costs.
Such trading should be viewed as speculative, with the aim of short-term profits. It carries the risk of losing more than the initial investment, a responsibility borne solely by the trader. Traders should be aware of how margin accounts operate and assess if margin trading aligns with their investment goals, resources, and risk tolerance. Margin trading can amplify risks, including the possibility of losing more than the invested amount.
Foreign Exchange Trading
Forex trading involves high risks, including the use of leverage, and may not be suitable for all investors. Prospective traders should consider their investment goals, experience, and risk appetite. There's a risk of losing part or all of the initial investment. It's advised not to invest funds one cannot afford to lose. Potential traders should be fully aware of the risks and seek independent financial advice if necessary.
Additional Information
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