Financial disclaimer

We are not your adviser

MadCool LLC is not a registered investment adviser, not a broker-dealer, and not a commodity trading advisor. Nothing on MadCool Money or any other MadCool property is investment advice, a recommendation, a solicitation, or an offer to buy or sell any security or other instrument.

No fiduciary relationship exists between you and us. We do not know your financial position, your tax situation, your time horizon or your risk tolerance, and nothing we publish is tailored to any of them. Using our products does not make you a client.

The data is as-is

Market data comes from third-party providers. It may be delayed, incomplete, adjusted after the fact, or simply wrong. We do not guarantee that any number on the screen is accurate, current, or suitable for anything. Do not place a trade on the strength of a figure you saw on MadCool Money without confirming it with your broker.

Charts, signals, scores, summaries and any generated commentary are derived from that same data and inherit every one of its faults. A generated summary can be confidently wrong.

Past performance

Past performance does not indicate future results. Any backtest, historical comparison or illustrative return shown anywhere in our products is hypothetical, excludes costs and slippage, and benefits from hindsight about which instruments were worth including.

You bear the risk

Trading and investing can lose you money, including more than you put in where leverage is involved. Every decision you make is yours. To the fullest extent the law allows, MadCool LLC is not liable for any trading loss, lost profit, or other damage arising from your use of our products or from any error, delay or interruption in the data.

If you need advice about your own situation, speak to a licensed financial adviser, a broker, or an accountant. We are happy to be one input among several. We are not a substitute for any of them.

No guarantee of availability

The service can go down, and it will sometimes go down during exactly the market conditions that made you want to look at it. Do not build a process that depends on it being up.