Disclaimer

Disclaimer

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TRADE SENSI is a market news and education website. We want you to understand the Indian stock market better, and we work hard to do that with accurate, research based content. But information is not advice, and understanding the market does not remove the risk of investing in it.

This Disclaimer explains the limits of what we offer. By using TRADE SENSI at [website URL], including our articles, charts, newsletters and AI prompt box, you accept the points below. If you do not agree, please do not use the website.

1. No investment advice

Everything on TRADE SENSI is published for general information and educational purposes only. This includes market news, analysis, commentary, charts, price levels, support and resistance zones, sector views, lists of stocks in the news, opinions, newsletters, social media posts and replies from our AI assistant.

None of it is:

• Investment advice
• A recommendation, offer or solicitation to buy, sell or hold any security, derivative, mutual fund, commodity, currency or other financial product
• Financial, tax, legal or accounting advice
• A forecast or promise of any result

We do not know your financial situation, goals, income, age, existing investments or tolerance for risk. Because of that, nothing we publish can be suitable for you personally. Any action you take based on our content is entirely your own responsibility.

2. Investing involves risk

The stock market and other financial markets carry risk. Prices can fall as well as rise, and sometimes they fall suddenly and sharply. You can lose some or all of the money you invest, and in certain products, such as futures and options, you can lose more than you put in.

Please keep the following in mind.

• Past performance is not a guide to the future. A stock, index or strategy that did well before may not do so again.
• Volatility is normal. Markets react to news, policy, global events, earnings, liquidity and sentiment, often in ways that are hard to predict.
• Leverage magnifies losses. Borrowing money to trade, or using margin, can multiply both profits and losses.
• Small and mid cap stocks can be riskier. They may have lower liquidity and larger price swings than large companies.
• No one can time the market perfectly. Not analysts, not institutions, and not us.

Only invest money that you can afford to lose, and make sure you understand a product before you put money into it.

3. Futures and options trading

Our site covers derivatives data such as option chain, open interest, put call ratio and India VIX, because they help explain market behaviour. Please understand that trading in futures and options is high risk. Studies published by the market regulator, SEBI, have shown that a large majority of individual traders in equity derivatives have incurred losses. Information about derivatives on our site is educational, and it is not a suggestion to trade them.

If you choose to trade derivatives, do so only after learning how they work, understanding your maximum possible loss and consulting a qualified professional.

4. SEBI registration status

Unless clearly stated otherwise on this website, TRADE SENSI, its owners, writers, editors and contributors are not registered with the Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) as investment advisers under the SEBI (Investment Advisers) Regulations, 2013, or as research analysts under the SEBI (Research Analysts) Regulations, 2014.

Because of this, we do not provide investment advice, research reports, stock recommendations, buy or sell calls, target prices or stop loss levels for any person. If we mention a price level in an article, it is part of a market description and not a call to act.

To find a SEBI registered investment adviser or research analyst, please use the official list on the SEBI website. Always check that the person or firm you deal with is registered, and never pay anyone who promises guaranteed returns.

5. AI generated content and the AI assistant

TRADE SENSI uses artificial intelligence tools in two ways. Our editorial team may use AI to help with research and data sorting, and we offer an AI prompt box that readers can use to ask questions in multiple languages.

Please understand the following about AI generated content.

• It can be wrong. AI systems can make mistakes, misread a question, mix up facts, use out of date information or produce answers that sound confident but are incorrect.
• It is not advice. Replies from the AI assistant are general information. They do not take your personal situation into account and must not be treated as a recommendation.
• Language may affect quality. Answers in some languages may be less accurate or less complete than others. If something looks unclear, please check it in another source.
• Check before you act. Verify any important number, date, rule or claim with an official source, such as NSE, BSE, SEBI, RBI or the company's own filings.
• Do not share sensitive details. Please never type passwords, OTPs, bank or demat details, PAN, Aadhaar or other confidential information into the prompt box.

Articles published as news on TRADE SENSI are reviewed by a human editor before publication. The AI assistant, however, produces replies automatically and these are not reviewed in advance.

6. Accuracy and timeliness of information

We try to keep our content accurate and up to date, but we cannot promise that it is always complete, current or free from error. Markets move fast, and an article that was correct when published may become outdated within minutes.

Prices, index levels, volumes, charts and other numbers may come from third party sources and may be delayed, adjusted, rounded or wrong. Before you trade, please confirm all data with an official source such as the exchange or your broker.

If you spot a mistake, please tell us. Our Correction Policy explains how we handle it.

7. Forward looking statements and opinions

Some of our articles include views about what may happen in the future, such as an outlook for the market, expectations for earnings or a possible direction for a sector. These are opinions and estimates based on information available at the time. They are not guarantees. Actual results can differ a lot from what we or anyone else expects, because of events that nobody can predict.

Views expressed in articles, especially those labelled opinion or analysis, are those of the individual author and do not necessarily reflect the views of TRADE SENSI, its owners or its partners.

8. Technical analysis and price levels

Technical analysis, including patterns, indicators, trend lines, support and resistance, is a method of reading price behaviour. It is not a science with certain results, and different analysts often read the same chart differently. Levels we mention describe where price has reacted before or where traders may be watching. They do not mean that the price will behave the same way again.

9. Third party content, links and advertisements

Our website may include links to other sites, embedded videos, social media posts, broker pages, data feeds and advertisements. We do not own, control or check all of them, and a link or an ad does not mean we endorse the website, product, company or security involved.

If you click through to a third party, you do so at your own risk, and their terms and privacy policies apply. TRADE SENSI is not responsible for their content, accuracy, availability or practices.

Sponsored content and advertisements are clearly marked. They are paid placements and are not recommendations from TRADE SENSI.

10. Affiliate links and commercial relationships

We may, from time to time, earn a commission if you open an account or buy a product through a link on our site. When we do, we will tell you. These arrangements never decide what we write, and we will not promote a product only because it pays us.

11. Conflicts of interest and disclosure of holdings

Our writers and team members may hold investments in companies, funds or indices that we write about. Where we believe it is relevant to an article, we will disclose it. Our editorial standards forbid writers from trading on information before it is published, and from writing about a security in order to influence its price.

Details are in our Editorial Policy.

12. Initial public offerings, new listings and unlisted shares

We may publish news and explainers about IPOs, listings and grey market activity. This is information only. IPO subscription is risky, and listing performance can differ sharply from expectations. Grey market premiums are unofficial, unregulated and can change quickly. They are not a guide to listing prices, and we do not recommend subscribing to or avoiding any issue.

We do not deal in unlisted shares and we do not promote them.

13. Tax, legal and regulatory information

When we write about taxes, regulations or legal developments, we do so to explain news and concepts. Rules can change, can be complex and can apply differently to different people. Our content is not tax or legal advice. Please consult a qualified chartered accountant, lawyer or other professional about your situation.

14. Use of the site at your own risk

You use TRADE SENSI at your own risk. To the fullest extent allowed by law, TRADE SENSI, its owners, directors, employees, writers, contributors and partners accept no responsibility or liability for any direct or indirect loss, damage or expense, including trading and investment losses, loss of profit or loss of opportunity, that may result from using the website or relying on its content, including AI generated replies.

This disclaimer should be read together with our Terms and Conditions, which set out the rules for using the site.

15. Beware of fraud and impersonation

Some people may use names similar to ours to cheat investors. Please remember:

• TRADE SENSI does not ask you to send money or share OTPs, passwords or trading account details.
• We do not run paid tip groups on WhatsApp or Telegram, and we do not promise guaranteed profits.
• We do not contact readers to sell stock tips.
• Our official contact details are on our Contact page.

If you receive a suspicious message in our name, please report it to us and to the cyber crime authorities.

16. Where to get regulated advice and help

If you need personalised advice, speak to a SEBI registered investment adviser or a qualified financial planner. To check registration, visit the official SEBI website. If you have a complaint against a broker or listed company, you can use the SEBI SCORES platform. For online fraud, you can use the national cyber crime reporting portal.

17. Geographic scope

Our content is written mainly for readers in India and refers to Indian markets and rules. It is not meant for people in any place where publishing or using it would be against local law. If you read the site from another country, you are responsible for following the laws that apply to you.

18. Changes to this disclaimer

We may update this Disclaimer from time to time. The date at the top shows the latest version. We encourage you to check it regularly. Continued use of the website after any change means you accept the updated Disclaimer.

19. Contact

If you have a question about this Disclaimer, please write to [legal email] or use our Contact page.

In short

• TRADE SENSI gives news and education. It does not give investment advice.
• Markets carry risk, and you can lose money, including more than you invest in derivatives.
• We are not SEBI registered advisers or research analysts unless we clearly say so.
• AI replies can be wrong. Check important information before you act.
• Data may be delayed or incorrect. Confirm with official sources.
• Please speak to a SEBI registered professional before making financial decisions.