Please read this before you use Dragon Quant AI ("Dragon"). It explains the risks of trading and what Dragon's tools can and cannot tell you.
Dragon does not give financial advice
Everything in Dragon is for information and education: setups, buy zones, wrong lines, targets, levels, projections, measured rates, alerts, FANG answers, courses, live sessions, reports and one-on-one sessions. None of it is a recommendation to buy, sell or hold anything, and none of it is tailored to you. Dragon is not a registered investment adviser or broker-dealer, and it is not your fiduciary. Every trade you make is your own decision.
Trading can lose you money
You can lose some or all of the money you put in. Only trade money you can afford to lose.
Options: an option can lose its entire value, often quickly, especially near expiry. Same-day (0DTE) options can go to zero within hours. Time decay, changes in volatility and early assignment all affect options.
Short selling can lose more than you put in, because a price can keep rising.
Leverage and margin make losses bigger as well as gains.
Gaps: prices can jump overnight or on news, past your stop, so you may lose more than you planned.
Liquidity and slippage: you may not be able to buy or sell at the price you see.
Crypto can move very fast and trades around the clock.
What our numbers mean, and what they do not
Measured rates ("hits 6 in 10 once filled") show how a group of past setups behaved in our historical testing. They describe the past, not your next trade. Samples can be small, and the rate can change as more trades are counted. They are not a promise and not a prediction.
Hypothetical and historical results are prepared with hindsight. They do not include real fills, slippage, commissions or liquidity, and they cannot reflect how real losses affect real decisions. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Projections (volatility cones, expected moves, measured moves, past paths, seasonal paths and similar) are ranges and geometry from past prices and option prices. They show where prices have usually travelled, not where they will go.
Levels mark where a trade idea is wrong. Prices trade through levels all the time.
Grades, odds and checks summarise our analysis. They are not guarantees.
Tools can be wrong or late
AI: FANG and other features use artificial intelligence. Answers can be incomplete, out of date or wrong.
Data: market data comes from third parties and can be delayed, missing or wrong.
Alerts: notifications can be late or never arrive. Do not rely on them to manage a position.
Your responsibility
You are responsible for your own trading decisions, for sizing your positions, and for understanding the instruments you trade. If you are unsure, speak with a licensed financial professional before you invest.
Not every idea works. Every idea has a plan, and the decision to act on it is always yours.