Saro

Risk disclosure

Last updated · July 2, 2026

This page says the quiet part out loud. Read it before connecting an account — and if anything here surprises you, ask us about it in Telegram before going further.

Trading involves substantial risk of loss

Trading US equities — and, where offered by your broker, contracts for difference (CFDs) — carries a substantial risk of loss. You can lose part or all of the money in your trading account. Only trade with money you can afford to lose without changing your life. CFDs are leveraged instruments; the majority of retail CFD accounts lose money.

Past performance guarantees nothing

Any performance figures we publish — win rates, monthly results, equity curves — describe the past. They do not predict, promise, or guarantee future results. Figures currently shown on this site are illustrative placeholders, marked as such, and are not a track record.

Drawdowns are part of the system

Saro trades a rules-based swing strategy with a fixed 1–2% of the account risked per position. That cap limits the loss on a single position — it does not limit cumulative losses across a losing streak. Systematic strategies go through drawdowns. Ours has and will again. If a service tells you otherwise, that is the red flag.

Your account, your responsibility

The managed setup executes trades automatically in a brokerage account that belongs to you: your name, your funds, your custody. Saro never holds, receives, or transfers your money. That control cuts both ways — you remain responsible for the account, for funding decisions, and for the outcomes of trading in it, including in periods of loss. You can disconnect the software or withdraw funds at any time; positions open at that moment remain yours to manage.

Not financial advice

Nothing on this site, in our Telegram channel, or in direct messages is financial, investment, tax, or legal advice. Saro is not a registered investment adviser and does not provide personalized recommendations. The service is a software tool that executes a predefined systematic strategy. Whether it suits your circumstances is a judgment only you (or a licensed adviser you engage) can make.

Availability and jurisdiction

Brokerage services, CFDs, and automated execution are regulated differently across jurisdictions and may not be available where you live. It is your responsibility to ensure participation is lawful where you are. Nothing here is an offer or solicitation in any jurisdiction where such an offer would be unlawful.

Questions

If any of this is unclear, ask before connecting anything — in the channel or by DM. We would rather lose a signup than have a member who didn’t understand the risk.