1. Market Risk
Investing and trading in securities involves risk. Prices can rise or fall rapidly and investors may lose part or all of the capital invested.
2. Volatility
Indian equity markets can experience substantial price movements because of company results, economic conditions, interest rates, policy changes, global events, liquidity, sentiment and other factors.
3. Liquidity Risk
Some securities may have limited trading volumes. A user may not always be able to buy or sell at the expected price or within the expected time.
4. Gap and Event Risk
Prices can move materially between trading sessions or during market events. Stop-loss assumptions and historical chart patterns may not protect against gaps or rapid price movements.
5. Technical Analysis Risk
Technical indicators, chart patterns, breakouts, retests and other quantitative conditions are based on historical or calculated information. They can generate false, late or contradictory signals and cannot predict future prices with certainty.
6. Corporate Actions and Data Adjustments
Splits, bonuses, dividends, mergers, demergers, rights issues and other corporate actions can affect historical prices and calculated indicators. Data treatment may differ among providers.
7. Data and Calculation Risk
Market data can contain delays, omissions, corrections or technical errors. A calculation based on incorrect or incomplete input can also be incorrect.
8. AI and Automated Analysis Risk
AI-generated summaries can contain factual or interpretation errors. Automated classifications may not capture the full business, financial or market context of a security.
9. Concentration and Behavioural Risk
Users should avoid assuming that a single screen, investor activity report, chart pattern or earnings development provides a complete basis for a decision. Following another investor's reported activity does not establish that the security is suitable for you.
10. Derivatives and Other High-Risk Products
Where information about derivatives or other leveraged instruments is displayed in future features, users should recognize that leverage can magnify both gains and losses. Nothing on SuperCharts should be interpreted as a recommendation to trade such instruments.
11. Independent Decision-Making
Users are responsible for their own decisions. Review original disclosures and consider obtaining advice from a qualified and appropriately registered professional where personalized advice is required.