Risk Warning

Last updated: Sep 10, 2026

⚠ Read this before you use anything on this site. Trading the financial markets carries a high level of risk. You can lose all of the money you put in, and losses can happen very quickly — faster than you can react. The large majority of retail investors who trade actively lose money over time. Never trade with money you cannot afford to lose entirely.

1. What this service is

Cadence Signals publishes general market commentary and hypothetical trade ideas produced with the assistance of artificial intelligence. Everything on this site is information and education.

2. What this service is not

It is not investment advice. Nothing published here is a personal recommendation. We do not know your financial situation, your objectives, your other holdings, your tax position or your appetite for risk, and we never take them into account.
It is not portfolio management. We never place, execute or manage orders on your behalf, and we never have access to your trading account or your money.
It is not a regulated investment service. Berto Production is not an investment firm and is not authorised or supervised by the Comisión Nacional del Mercado de Valores (CNMV), CONSOB, the FCA, or any other financial regulator. We do not provide any service that requires such authorisation.
It is not a signal-copying or managed-account product. Every decision to open, size or close a position is entirely yours.

3. Past and simulated results

The track record published on this site is hypothetical. It is calculated on a simulated account from the levels published in each idea, not from orders actually sent to a broker. Hypothetical results have inherent limitations: they do not reflect slippage, spread widening around news, partial fills, overnight financing costs, commissions, or the psychological pressure of trading real money. They also benefit from the fact that no simulated trade is ever missed, mistimed or abandoned.

Past performance — real or simulated — is never a reliable indicator of future results. No profit target, win rate or return figure anywhere on this site should be read as a promise, a projection or a guarantee.

4. Positions larger than the money you deposited

Many ways of trading let you hold a position worth considerably more than the cash in your account. That magnifies gains and losses in exactly the same proportion, and it is the single most common reason a retail account is wiped out: a small adverse move in the market becomes a total loss of what you deposited. Depending on your provider and your country you may, in some circumstances, be asked for more than you originally put in.

Before you act on anything, understand how your own provider calculates what you must keep on deposit, at what point it closes your positions for you, and whether your account is protected against going negative. Those rules are not ours and we cannot tell you what they are.

5. Market and execution risks

Gaps. Prices can jump over your stop loss, particularly at the weekly open or around economic data and central bank decisions. A stop loss is not a guarantee of your exit price.
Volatility and liquidity. Spreads widen and liquidity thins in fast markets, which can turn a planned loss into a much larger one.
Technology. Platform outages, connectivity failures and data delays can prevent you from entering or exiting a position.
Currency. If the instrument is denominated in a currency other than your account currency, the exchange rate adds a further layer of risk.

6. Artificial intelligence has limits

The ideas on this site are generated with AI assistance. AI systems can misread context, work from stale or incorrect data, miss an event that has not yet appeared in the price, and state a wrong conclusion with complete confidence. Every published idea is filtered against a fixed checklist, but no checklist removes this risk. Treat each idea as one input among many, never as a conclusion to act on blindly.

7. Timing and delivery

Ideas are published at scheduled times and may reach you late, or not at all, because of email delivery delays, spam filtering or site downtime. Market conditions may have changed materially by the time you read an idea. Always re-check the current price against the published invalidation level before acting.

8. Your responsibility

You are solely responsible for your own trading decisions and for their outcome. Before you trade, consider whether you understand how these markets work and whether you can afford the high risk of losing your money. If you are in any doubt, seek independent advice from a professional authorised in your own country. If you are under 18, or if trading these instruments is restricted where you live, do not use this service.

9. If trading stops being a choice

Trading can become compulsive. If you find yourself chasing losses, trading money set aside for something else, or hiding your trading from people close to you, stop and seek help. In Spain you can contact the Ministerio de Sanidad helpline services; in Italy, the Istituto Superiore di Sanità runs a national gambling helpline. Both are free and confidential.

Contact

Berto Production — Andrea Bertolotti
NIF Y-4514/312-R
Alicante, Spain
info@cadencesignals.com