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Full Risk Disclosure

Success Futures
Last updated: 4th November 2025

At Success Futures, we provide trading education and training for informational and educational purposes only. We do not provide financial advice or investment recommendations.

Trading futures, foreign exchange (FX), options, contracts for difference (CFDs), and other leveraged products involves a substantial risk of loss and is not suitable for every investor.
You should carefully consider whether trading is appropriate for you in light of your experience, financial circumstances, and risk tolerance.

Nothing on our website, in our courses, or in our communications should be interpreted as a solicitation, recommendation, or guarantee of performance.

1. General Risks of Derivatives Trading

  • Losses can exceed deposits. You can lose more than the funds initially deposited due to leverage, price volatility, and market movements.

  • Leverage amplifies outcomes. Even small market moves can lead to disproportionately large gains or losses.

  • Margin calls and liquidation. If your account falls below margin requirements, your broker may close positions without notice, and you will be responsible for any resulting losses.

  • Volatility and gaps. Market conditions can change rapidly, making it difficult or impossible to execute trades at expected prices.

  • Liquidity risk. Certain market conditions may prevent you from entering or exiting positions when desired.

  • Execution risk. Delays, slippage, or system errors may affect trade execution and profitability.

  • Counterparty and broker risk. The insolvency or default of a broker or counterparty may lead to a total loss of funds held with them.

  • Costs and charges. Commissions, spreads, platform fees, and financing costs reduce returns and must be considered in risk assessment.

2. Futures and Forex Specific Risks

  • Trading in futures and foreign exchange (forex) is speculative and involves significant risk.

  • You may be required to deposit additional margin funds on short notice. Failure to do so can result in liquidation of positions.

  • Funds deposited with a futures or forex broker may not be insured in the event of broker insolvency or misappropriation.

  • Foreign markets operate under different regulations and may offer fewer protections than domestic exchanges.

  • Exchange rate fluctuations can impact profit or loss if trading or account balances are held in different currencies.

3. Options Risk Disclosure

Trading options carries unique and significant risks in addition to those of futures and forex.

Buyers of options:

  • Risk is generally limited to the premium paid, but the entire premium can be lost if the option expires worthless.

  • Exercising an option may create a futures or other derivative position that carries its own margin and risk obligations.

Sellers (writers) of options:

  • Expose themselves to potentially unlimited loss (especially uncovered positions).

  • May be required to post additional margin at short notice.

  • Gain is limited to the premium received, while potential losses may be far greater.

Options are complex products and should only be traded by individuals who fully understand margining systems, exercise procedures, and potential obligations.

4. Virtual Currency and Cryptocurrency Derivatives

Trading derivatives based on virtual currencies (such as Bitcoin or Ethereum) involves exceptionally high volatility and unique risks.
These may include:

  • Sudden and large price fluctuations,

  • Reduced liquidity,

  • Potential cyber or technology failures, and

  • Regulatory uncertainty.

Leverage in cryptocurrency derivatives can magnify both gains and losses. You should only trade such products if you fully understand the specific risks involved.

5. Technology and Platform Risks

Electronic trading relies on software, internet connectivity, and third-party platforms.
Delays, system errors, data inaccuracies, or internet outages can prevent order placement or execution.
It is your responsibility to ensure stable connections, updated systems, and appropriate contingency plans.

6. Hypothetical Performance and Educational Content

  • All performance examples or simulations used in Success Futures training are hypothetical and have inherent limitations.

  • They do not represent actual trading results and are not a guarantee of future performance.

  • Market conditions, execution, and emotional factors in live trading will produce different results.

  • Past performance is not indicative of future results.

All materials are for educational purposes only. We do not manage client funds, offer trading signals, or provide investment advice.

7. Personal Responsibility

Before trading, you should:

  • Carefully evaluate your financial situation, trading experience, and tolerance for risk.

  • Read and understand your broker’s risk disclosures, margin requirements, and fee schedule.

  • Seek independent financial, legal, and tax advice where appropriate.

If you do not understand the risks of a product or strategy, do not trade it.

8. Limitation of Liability

While Success Futures strives to ensure the accuracy of all educational content, no guarantee is made regarding its completeness or suitability.
We accept no liability for any loss or damage arising directly or indirectly from:

  • Use of our website, materials, or courses,

  • Reliance on any information provided, or

  • Trading decisions made by individuals.

By using our site and educational materials, you acknowledge that you trade at your own risk.

Summary Reminder

Trading financial instruments such as futures, forex, and options carries a high level of risk.
You should trade only with capital you can afford to lose.
Our education is designed to help you understand the markets — not to eliminate the risks inherent in trading.

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