Financial markets are uncertain. Stocks, ETFs, funds, derivatives, foreign exchange, and cryptoassets can fluctuate substantially and may result in the loss of all invested capital. Use Fin Eye only if you understand and can bear the relevant risks.
1. No investment advice
Fin Eye is a public-information organization, model-analysis, and educational research tool. It does not provide personalized advice, asset allocation, security recommendations, execution, or suitability assessments. Labels such as buy, sell, bullish, bearish, and position size are structured interpretations or simulated actions, not instructions directed to you.
2. Simulated performance is not actual performance
Returns, equity curves, win rates, drawdowns, and trade records are generated by standardized backtests or simulated accounts. They may use assumed capital, closing prices, uniform costs, signal timestamps, and simplified conditions that do not fully reflect slippage, tax, liquidity, suspensions, price limits, financing constraints, or actual execution. They are not a creator's real account and may not be reproducible.
3. Past results do not predict future results
Historical opinions and simulations cannot predict future performance. A creator, security, or strategy that previously appeared successful may fail as market structure, regulation, macroeconomic conditions, valuation, liquidity, or behavior changes. High ranking, high win rate, or recent appreciation does not mean low risk.
4. Data and model risk
Transcripts, posts, timestamps, symbols, adjusted prices, and corporate-action data may be missing, delayed, or wrong. AI may misunderstand context, irony, conditions, horizons, or security identity. Translation and mapping may also distort meaning. A “verified” label does not guarantee that a fact, opinion, or forecast is correct.
5. Look-ahead and point-in-time limitations
The system is designed to use information available at the relevant time and to record signal availability, but vendor revisions, timestamp precision, time-zone conversion, and historical backfills may still introduce timing errors. Backtests may also contain survivorship, selection, fitting, or other statistical bias.
6. Market and execution risk
Prices may move sharply because of earnings, policy, interest rates, foreign exchange, credit, geopolitical events, or unexpected developments. Small-cap, illiquid, and crypto markets may involve wide spreads, failed execution, trading interruptions, custody risk, and manipulation. Cross-border assets also involve time-zone, capital-control, and regulatory differences.
7. Creator-content risk
Creators may hold relevant assets, receive commercial consideration, change their views, delete content, or have undisclosed conflicts. Inclusion on Fin Eye is not an endorsement of a creator's identity, ability, integrity, or conclusions.
8. Your responsibility
You should verify original sources, prices, and material facts and seek qualified professional advice where appropriate. Do not invest essential funds, borrowed money, or capital you cannot afford to lose. You are solely responsible for decisions made in reliance on the service and their consequences.