Risk disclosure
Gold and leveraged trading can cause substantial losses. Past performance does not predict future results. Network and broker execution can affect fills.
Leverage and margin risk
Gold CFDs and other leveraged products magnify price movements. A small move can cause substantial losses, margin calls or broker liquidation. You may lose all committed funds; the broker's account terms and applicable rules determine your liability. Use only funds you can afford to lose.
Execution price and costs
A target position does not guarantee execution. Wider spreads, gaps, slippage, partial fills, rejected orders, low liquidity, trading hours and contract rules can make your fills, volume and results differ from the source. Commission, swap and currency conversion also affect results. A stop level does not guarantee a fill at that price.
Copy differences and technical interruption
The client terminal must stay running and connected with this site's WebRequest allowed. Terminal, cloud, network, quote or broker failures can delay or prevent execution. Equity scaling, risk settings, minimum volume, lot step and gold contract specifications can also make your positions differ from the source. Existing positions remain exposed during an outage.
Limits of risk switches
Pause controls, account limits and global risk modes limit new exposure; they do not guarantee immediate closure or prevent losses. The current emergency stop does not automatically flatten positions. The terminal and broker must still receive and execute reductions. Monitor positions, margin and terminal status, and use your broker account directly when needed.
Past performance and your decision
Past returns, drawdown and win rate do not predict future results. Realized P/L, floating P/L, cash flows and live equity coverage have different measurement bases; read them with the amount disclosure on the performance page. YI GOLD provides software subscription and target synchronization, does not hold trading funds, and guarantees no return, trade count or maximum loss. You decide whether to use it and how much risk to take.