What this warning covers
This warning applies to everything Auto Trading Bots offers: this website, the signal bots, the auto-trading bots, their Chrome, Firefox and Edge extensions, and our support chats. Using any of them means you have read this page and accept it, together with the Terms of use, the Privacy policy and the Disclaimer.
A binary option can lose the whole stake
Every binary options trade has two outcomes. If you are right, you receive the payout the broker quoted. If you are wrong, the stake is gone.
The payout is always below 100%, so being right half of the time still loses money. At an 85% payout you must win about 54.1% of your trades just to break even, because 1 divided by 1.85 is 0.541. At 80% the number is 55.6%.
Check the payout on your broker before every session, because it changes with the pair and the time of day.
A signal is a reading, not a promise
A signal bot looks at the chart and tells you CALL, PUT or wait, with an expiry. That is an estimate. Any bot will be wrong on some trades, and losing several in a row is normal, not a sign that something is broken.
Read a signal as one input to your own decision. A signal that looked right at 10:00:01 can already be stale at 10:00:05, so entry speed matters.
Auto-trading bots act faster than you can watch
An auto bot opens trades on your broker tab with the stake and expiry you set. It does exactly what those settings say, whether the market suits them or not.
- A bot can lose many trades in a few minutes if the stake is too large.
- A closed tab, a dropped connection or a broker page update can make a bot miss a trade or place one late.
- A bot does not know your budget, your rent or your mood. You do.
- Stay near the screen while a bot runs, and know how to stop it.
OTC markets are not the live market
OTC pairs let you trade when the exchanges are closed, such as at night and on weekends. Their prices are usually set by the broker itself, not by an open exchange, so they can move differently from the live pair of the same name.
We cannot check how a broker builds its OTC prices. Treat OTC results as their own market and size your stakes to match.
Past results do not predict future ones
Any win rate, screenshot, demo or chart on this site describes what happened before. Markets change, and a bot that did well last month can do badly this month.
We show historical figures as history. We do not promise a result, a profit or a win rate, and nobody working with us can either.
Your money is with your broker, not with us
Auto Trading Bots does not hold, receive or move your funds. Deposits, withdrawals and trades happen on your broker's platform and under your broker's rules.
Brokers differ in regulation, payout terms and how they treat automation. Some brokers do not allow automated trading at all, and binary options are restricted or banned for retail traders in some countries. Check both before you trade.
We may be paid by a partner broker
Some brokers on this site are partners. If you open an account through us, a partner may pay us. That is how free access is funded, and it gives us a reason to prefer partners.
It does not change what a bot signals. It does mean you should compare brokers yourself. The Disclaimer explains partner relationships in full.
Who should not trade
Do not trade binary options if any of the following is true:
- You are under 18, or under the age of majority where you live.
- You would need the money for rent, food, bills or debt payments.
- You would borrow to fund your account or to recover a loss.
- Trading binary options is illegal for you where you live.
- You expect trading to replace a salary.
Habits that keep the risk small
- Practice on a demo account before you use real money.
- Risk a small, fixed share of your balance on each trade, and never raise it to win back a loss.
- Set a daily loss limit, and stop for the day when you reach it.
- Pause after a losing streak instead of increasing the stake.
- Keep a record of your trades so you judge the bot on numbers, not memory.
If trading stops feeling under control
Trading can become compulsive. If you trade more than you planned, hide losses, or feel stress when you are not trading, stop and talk to someone you trust. Our support team will help you close any bot's access, and will not push you to continue.
Questions about this warning
Write to info@autotradingbots.ai or use the contact page. We answer questions about how a bot works, not about whether you should trade.