Risk Disclosure
Trading futures and leveraged products is highly speculative. Review these risks carefully before acting on any ProjectPrint content, stream, recap, callout, or community discussion.
Effective / last updated: July 21, 2026
1. Substantial risk of loss
Futures, options, leveraged products, and funded-account evaluations can produce rapid and substantial losses. Leverage magnifies both gains and losses. A trader can lose the entire amount allocated to trading and, depending on the account and product, may owe additional amounts.
2. Past performance is not predictive
Historical results, screenshots, payout records, calendars, testimonials, simulated performance, win rates, and selected examples are not guarantees. Market conditions, execution, slippage, commissions, psychology, account rules, and risk differ for every trader.
3. Simulated, evaluation, and funded-account differences
Paper trading, backtesting, evaluation accounts, and funded programs may not reflect live-market liquidity, emotional pressure, order fills, fees, restrictions, consistency rules, trailing drawdown, payout policies, or counterparty risk. A prop firm may change rules, deny a payout, close an account, or cease operating.
4. Educational content and callouts
ProjectPrint content reflects general education and personal opinions. A live trade or callout may change before another person can act. Delays, different data feeds, account sizes, fills, and risk limits can make the same idea produce a different result. Do not copy a position merely because another person entered it.
5. Individual responsibility
Each user is responsible for independent research, position sizing, stop placement, platform settings, account rules, tax consequences, and the decision to trade. Only risk capital that can be lost without affecting essential expenses. Consider obtaining advice from appropriately authorized professionals.
6. Technology and market risk
Internet failure, delayed data, platform outages, rejected orders, duplicate orders, volatile markets, exchange halts, news events, and cybersecurity incidents can cause unexpected losses or prevent exits.
7. No promise of profitability
Membership, coaching, streams, resources, community participation, and more trading accounts do not create a reasonable expectation of profit. Any decision to purchase access should be based on educational value and community fit, not an expectation of recovering the fee through trading.