Disclaimer
Last updated: 13 October 2026
Alpha Charts is software, not an adviser. It helps you write, test and run your own analysis. Every decision to trade is yours, and trading can lose you money, including more than you invested when leverage is involved. This Disclaimer forms part of our Terms of Service.
1. Information and tools, not advice
Alpha Charts provides technical-analysis software, an AI coding assistant, a backtester, a screener, alerts and educational content. Nothing on this website, in the web application, in the Indicators on TradingView, in screener results, backtests, alerts, AI output, emails or any community we run is financial, investment, legal or tax advice. Nothing in them is a recommendation, offer or solicitation to buy, sell or hold any security, derivative, currency, cryptocurrency or other financial instrument, or to follow any strategy.
2. No regulatory authorisation
Coastline Digital sp. z o.o. is not an investment firm, broker, dealer, investment adviser, research provider or portfolio manager. It is not authorised or registered as any of these by the Polish Financial Supervision Authority (KNF), the UK Financial Conduct Authority, the US Securities and Exchange Commission, the US Commodity Futures Trading Commission or any other regulator. We do not execute orders, hold client money or assets, connect to brokerage accounts to trade, or manage accounts.
3. Impersonal output
The Service does not know your financial situation, objectives, experience or tolerance for risk, and it does not take them into account. Its output is general and the same for everyone who uses the same inputs. The Analyst explains charts and the readings of our Indicators. It does not tell anyone what to buy or sell. The Trading Coach works on process, such as risk habits, routines and journaling, and does not assess particular trades. Before making investment decisions, consider getting advice from a professional authorised in your country.
4. Risk of loss
- Trading and investing involve substantial risk of loss and are not suitable for everyone. You can lose some or all of the money you invest.
- Leveraged products, such as futures, options, CFDs and margin trading, can lose more than your initial deposit, and losses can build up quickly.
- Cryptocurrencies are highly volatile, may be lightly regulated and can lose most of their value.
- Only trade with money you can afford to lose.
- Past performance, whether real, simulated or shown in an indicator's history, does not guarantee future results.
5. Hypothetical and backtested results
Backtests, optimisations, indicator histories, example strategies and any performance figures we show are hypothetical. They have limits that real trading does not:
- They are produced with the benefit of hindsight, on data that is already known.
- No real money was at risk, so they do not reflect the effect of emotion, hesitation or discipline.
- Fills, commission, slippage, spreads and liquidity are modelled with assumptions, such as filling at the next bar's open, and real execution will differ.
- Historical data can contain errors, gaps, delisted symbols that are missing, and adjustments for splits and dividends that change past prices.
- Testing many settings and keeping the best ones overfits the past. Out-of-sample checks reduce this risk but do not remove it.
- Market conditions change, and a rule that worked in one period can fail in the next.
No representation is made that any account will, or is likely to, achieve profits or losses similar to those shown. Results are shown to describe how a script behaved, not as a promise of how it will behave.
6. AI-generated content
The Pine Copilot, the Analyst and the Trading Coach use AI models that can be wrong, incomplete or out of date, and that can state wrong things with confidence. Code they write may not compile, may not do what you asked or may contain errors that only show in live markets. Review, test and understand anything AI produces before you rely on it. AI output is not advice, whatever words it uses.
7. Indicators and scan results
Our Indicators describe price behaviour, such as trend regime, momentum and market structure, on the chart and timeframe you choose. A mark on the chart records an event in the data. It is not an instruction. Screener results list the markets where the conditions you chose were true on the data available at the time of the scan. Indicators are designed not to repaint, but readings can still change when data is corrected or adjusted.
8. Alerts and automation
Alerts can be delayed, duplicated or missed because of data, network or provider problems, and they are not suitable for decisions that must be made at a precise moment. If you connect alerts to webhooks or other systems that place orders, those systems are under your control, and you are responsible for testing them and for what they do.
9. Market data
Market data comes from third-party providers and exchanges. It may be delayed, incomplete or wrong, and different parts of the Service may use different sources, so values can differ slightly between them. Check prices with your broker before you act.
10. Estimates and AI scans
Some figures in the Service are estimates from models, not observed facts. Dealer gamma exposure, the flip level and the call and put walls are worked out from options open interest under assumptions about who holds the options, and the open interest is a day old. Volume split into up and down, and the delta built from it, is estimated from the order of prices or trades. Treat these as estimates.
When you describe a scan in words, our AI writes your description as a script, and the scan lists the markets where that script's condition held. The AI can misread what you meant. The list is the result of your condition, not a selection or recommendation by us.
11. Educational content
Guides, concept articles, templates and examples explain how indicators and techniques work in general. The examples use real markets to illustrate a concept, not to suggest that you trade them. Educational content may become out of date.
12. Examples and testimonials
Any examples, case studies or comments from users that we show are illustrative. They are not typical, and they do not mean that you will get similar results.
Testimonials we show come from people who used the Service. We quote them with their permission, we do not change what they mean, and we do not pay for them. If someone received anything for a testimonial, such as free access, we say so next to it.
13. Our posts on social media
Our posts on X and other networks describe charts, data and features of the Service. They are not recommendations to buy, sell or hold any instrument, and they do not take anyone's situation into account. People who run Alpha Charts may hold positions in instruments we post about.
14. Third parties and trademarks
TradingView and Pine Script are trademarks of TradingView, Inc. Alpha Charts is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by TradingView or by any exchange, broker or data provider named on this site. Other names and logos belong to their owners and are used only to identify their products. Links to third-party sites are provided for convenience and do not mean that we endorse them.
15. Your jurisdiction
Nothing on this site is an offer or solicitation in any place where it would be unlawful. You are responsible for complying with the laws that apply to you, including rules on what you may trade and taxes on your trading gains.
16. Questions
Questions about this Disclaimer: support@getalphacharts.com.
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- Coastline Digital sp. z o.o.
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- Alpha Charts
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