-:T-TrustInvestment:-Risk Statement


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Risk Disclosure Statement

In considering whether to trade in high risk foreign currencies, foreign currency forwards, options or derivatives, forex trading, different marketplaces, funds, and other activities where there exists a substantial amount of price volatility and financial leverage, you should read, understand, and seriously consider all of the following real risk factors which you are certain to encounter.

1. Investing in foreign currencies, foreign currency derivatives, forex trading, different marketplaces, funds, and other activities involves an extremely high degree of risk of loss. Investors can and do lose all or part of the money they deposit. Because of the volatile nature of foreign currency prices, the market price and, consequently, the value of your account can rise and fall sharply without notice. The use of leverage and/or options can substantially increase your risk of loss. Deposit only money you can afford to lose.

2. As the result of an adverse price movement, or other factors, you may sustain a total loss of your initial deposit and any additional funds that you deposit. You may also be subject to losses that exceed the amount deposited in your account when trading in certain leveraged products or short (opening sell) options. The use of leverage generally causes the value of your market position to change at a greater rate than that of the underlying asset, substantially increasing the risk of loss. Only the assumption of risk of loss gives rise to the opportunity to profit.

3. Options trading is a zero-sum game; for every dollar of profit there is an equal, opposite dollar of loss. Some studies have shown that more than eighty percent of small investors who trade options ultimately lose money. An option is an extremely complicated trading vehicle, which carries substantial risks that are not inherent to the trading of the underlying asset. For example, options lose value with the passage of time (time/decay); options are generally not fully responsive to the price movement of the underlying asset (delta). Option profitability is substantially dependent on the exercise (strike) price of the option relative to the underlying market price. An option with a strike price which is deep out of the money is ordinarily unlikely to ever become profitable. You should familiarize yourself with the specific and systematic risks, terminology, and workings of long and short, call and put options before depositing money for options trading.

4. No trading system has ever been devised that can consistently produce profits. It is only the assumption of risk of loss that gives rise to the opportunity to profit. Some academics theorize that at any given time the current market price of a currency (or other liquid asset) reflects all known information about that currency, and any future price movement is an absolute uncertainty, completely random in nature (i.e., Random Walk Theory). Past price performance is not necessarily predictive of future results. The trade recommendations of brokers, traders, and analysts represent only their opinions and are normally insignificant in the face of the overall market.

5. Placing certain types of orders, such as stop loss or stop limit orders, which may be intended to limit the amount of loss, may not be effective because price movement or market conditions can make it impossible to execute such orders. Strategies utilizing spreads and/or straddles may have as much risk as simple long or short positions. It may be difficult or impossible to execute orders and offset or liquidate open market positions due to market liquidity and/or operations.

6. Commissions, bid/ask spreads and other transaction fees can have a substantial adverse effect on your market positions' ability to break even, and, therefore, your ultimate profitability or loss. In order for you to achieve a net profit on any transaction, the price received upon the sale of the market position must exceed the purchase price by at least the amount of any commissions and other fees paid. Trading foreign currencies or derivatives, forex trading, different marketplaces, funds, and other activities may involve frequent purchase and sale transactions, resulting in significant fees and commissions. Commission charges and other such fees increase the risk of loss and can account for all or part of trading losses. Generally, to calculate your break-even price, total all commissions, bid/ask spreads and fees, divide by the unit quantity involved in the transaction, and then add the result to the buy price or subtract it from the sell price.

7. There is a risk associated with the solvency of the clearing firm and/or the counter party to your transactions, which frequently will be the clearing firm. There is no governmental or private institution or party which regulates or assures performance on open positions in the foreign currency market, nor is the brokerage or clearing firm insured against default or insolvency. You may face the risk of loss of unrealized gains in open position and all funds in your account due to the failure, inability or refusal to perform on foreign currency or derivative transactions, or the insolvency, bankruptcy or liquidation of the clearing firm, market maker or counter party. The clearing firm does not guarantee the credit worthiness of any third-person counter party.

8. You should have sufficient knowledge and experience in financial and investment matters as to be capable of understanding and evaluating the risks and merits of trading in foreign currencies and/or derivatives, forex trading, different marketplaces, funds, and other activities thereof. If you lack such knowledge and experience, or do not understand foreign currencies, foreign currency derivatives, forex trading, different marketplaces, funds, and other activities you should seek the advice of a qualified attorney or trained financial advisor before depositing any money for trading purposes.

9. This brief statement cannot disclose all of the risks and other significant aspects of trading in foreign currencies, foreign currency derivatives forex trading, different marketplaces, funds, and other activities. You should, therefore, carefully study and understand all aspects of the account, the market, and the trading vehicle, prior to depositing any money. If you do not understand any part of this Risk Disclosure Statement, seek the advice of a qualified attorney or trained financial advisor.

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