Earnings and Performance Disclaimer

1. Purpose

This Earnings and Performance Disclaimer applies to all performance references, trade examples, results, screenshots, marketing materials, testimonials, alerts, scanner outputs, AI analysis, watchlists, charts, social media posts, website materials, and community content published by MadStockAlerts, owned and operated by MD-Money, LLC d/b/a MADSTOCKALERTS.

2. No Typical Results

Any trades, alerts, gains, charts, screenshots, percentage moves, dollar amounts, testimonials, reviews, or success stories shown are not typical and should not be interpreted as typical results. They may represent isolated examples, favorable periods, selected opportunities, hypothetical outcomes, paper trading, model performance, or educational case studies. Your results will vary and may be materially worse.

3. No Guarantee of Profits or Future Performance

The Company does not guarantee that any subscriber will make money, avoid losses, achieve similar results, receive alerts at the same time, enter or exit at the same prices, or trade with the same outcomes. Past performance does not guarantee future results. A strategy that worked previously may stop working. Market regimes change.

4. Illustrative Trade Examples

Trade examples, historical alerts, screenshots, watchlists, price charts, entries, exits, targets, stops, and reviews are provided for educational and illustrative purposes only. They are not instructions to trade and are not personalized recommendations. A security may move before an alert is delivered, may fail to reach a target, may gap through a stop, or may become illiquid.

5. Hypothetical, Simulated, Backtested, and Model Results

Hypothetical, simulated, paper-traded, backtested, and model results have significant limitations. They may not reflect actual execution, slippage, commissions, taxes, spreads, liquidity, market impact, alert delays, missed alerts, emotional decision-making, account constraints, or changing market conditions. No representation is made that any person will achieve similar results.

6. Balanced Presentation

The Company will not present selected successful alerts, testimonials, screenshots, or percentage moves in a manner that materially misstates the overall results of the applicable strategy or alert set. Where the Company presents aggregated performance, it will use a written methodology consistently and will identify material assumptions, exclusions, limitations, losses, and costs.

7. Screenshots and Marketing Results

Screenshots may show prices, charts, alerts, gains, comments, subscriber feedback, broker interfaces, scanner outputs, or market movement at a particular time. Screenshots may not include all relevant information, losing trades, fees, taxes, slippage, position sizing, account balance, or subsequent price movement. Screenshots may be cropped, formatted, anonymized, or edited for privacy, readability, and presentation.

8. Testimonials and Endorsements

Testimonials, reviews, comments, endorsements, success stories, and social media posts represent individual experiences and are not guarantees, promises, or predictions of your results. The Company may not independently verify brokerage statements or trading outcomes. Testimonials may be unsolicited, unpaid, voluntarily provided, or lightly edited for grammar, length, clarity, privacy, or formatting.

9. Selection Bias and Survivorship Bias

Marketing materials may focus on alerts, setups, or examples that performed well and may not show every alert, losing trade, unprofitable period, avoided setup, late alert, failed setup, or subscriber outcome. Performance presentations may be affected by selection bias, survivorship bias, hindsight bias, data-mining bias, model assumptions, and market-regime changes.

10. Subscriber Differences

Individual results depend on many factors, including account size, risk tolerance, position sizing, order type, trading experience, brokerage platform, execution speed, alert delivery speed, market access, liquidity, commissions, taxes, emotional discipline, and the decision to act or not act. Even subscribers receiving the same alert may have different outcomes.

11. No Verification of Subscriber Results

The Company generally does not have access to subscribers’ brokerage accounts or statements and does not independently audit all subscriber claims. Any user-submitted performance claims should be treated as unverified unless expressly stated otherwise.

12. Risk Acknowledgment

Trading and investing involve substantial risk, including loss of part or all of your capital. You should not trade with money you cannot afford to lose. Always consult qualified financial, legal, tax, and other professionals before making investment decisions.

13. How Performance Is Measured

Every performance figure the Company publishes for its premium alerts, including the public performance record, the members’ performance page, the winners reels, and the record tiles on the website, is computed under the conventions in this Section. The conventions are applied by software, in the same way to every alert, and are not adjusted by hand.

Period and universe. The record runs from the first published premium alert to the present. Every premium alert that has closed is included, winners and losers alike. An alert that is still open is not included in any aggregate figure until it closes. No alert is removed from the record after publication; corrections, including a withdrawal, are appended to it.

Entry and exit. The entry price is the price published with the alert at the time of publication. Where an alert carried an armed stop or target, the exit price is the first price the Company’s exit sweep observed at or through that level, and pre-market and after-hours prints count. Where an alert was closed by a manual Exit Alert, the exit price is the price published with that Exit Alert. The sweep polls prices; it is not a resting order, so on a fast-moving stock the observed exit price can be past the stated level.

Peak gain. A peak is the highest regular-session daily high reached since publication, measured on split-adjusted daily bars. A peak is a high-water mark, not an exit. It shows what the stock did, not a return anyone realized.

Time and data. Timestamps are in Eastern Time. Prices come from the Company’s licensed market-data vendor.

Costs and nature of the figures. Figures are gross. No commissions, fees, slippage, taxes, or financing costs are deducted. Figures are computed from published alert prices, not from any person’s actual trades, and are hypothetical in that sense. The record contains no backtested or simulated alerts. Your results would differ based on when you acted, the price you obtained, your position size, your costs, and your taxes.

Win rate and small samples. A win rate is published only once at least twenty (20) alerts have closed. Below that number it is withheld rather than shown, because a small sample can swing on a single outcome. An average based on fewer than ten (10) closed alerts is labeled provisional.

Winners reels. A winners reel shows closed alerts chosen by a fixed mechanical rule with no human selection. The complete record, including every losing alert, is published beneath every reel.

Mentions. The Mentions record shows, for each ticker the Company has called out publicly, only the peak gain since the post. It shows no win rate, because a peak is not an exit and a mention does not close.

14. Contact

Questions about this Disclaimer may be sent to mad@madstockalerts.com, or by mail to MD-Money, LLC d/b/a MADSTOCKALERTS, 215 S Century Ave # 321, Waunakee, WI 53597.