Please read this before you start

You can lose money

Zander trades stock indices on your own account. Any trade can lose, and so can any day, week or month. An account can fall sharply, and you can lose all the money in it. No one can promise a profit, and we do not.

Leverage makes moves bigger

Trading through a broker usually means using leverage. A small move in the market can make a large difference to your account, in either direction.

Markets can move suddenly

Prices can jump, especially around news and when markets open. Spreads can widen, and a trade can close at a worse price than expected, or later than expected.

An AI model can be wrong

Zander was trained on a professional trader's decisions, and markets can behave in ways he has not seen. He will make losing trades, and his approach may stop working as well as it has.

Past results do not promise future ones

The results we publish show what has happened, not what will happen. A short record says little. Results on a demo account use practice money at real market prices, and on a real account costs, fills and results can differ. Every account also differs, because each has its own size, broker and prices.

Technology can fail

Internet connections, brokers, trading terminals, servers and our own software can fail or slow down. If that happens, a trade may not open or close when it should, and that can cost money.

Prop-firm accounts have their own rules

A prop firm can close an account under its own rules and its own measure of loss, and it can refuse a payout. Zander is sized around a firm's limits, but the firm's decision is final. Read what to check with your firm.

Zander can stop trading your account

He rests when a day's target is reached and when markets are closed, and he opens no new trades while his share is unpaid. A trade he does not take can be a profit you do not make.

This is not financial advice

Nothing on these pages is personal financial advice, and nothing here tells you what is right for your money. If you are unsure, speak to an independent adviser. Zander is not a broker and does not hold your money. Your account stays in your name at your own broker or prop firm.

Check what applies where you live

The rules on trading differ from country to country. It is up to you to check that you may use a service like this where you live, and to deal with any tax on what you make.

Questions? Write to zander@newzander.com.