Roostar is not a broker, investment adviser, or signal provider. It is software that helps users connect their own alert sources and broker accounts. You remain solely responsible for all trading decisions and consequences.
1. Market risk
Financial markets are volatile. Options, short-dated contracts, and fast-moving instruments can lose value rapidly, including the possibility of a full loss of premium or more complex account damage depending on the product and broker permissions involved.
2. Automation risk
Automated and semi-automated execution can behave differently from manual trading. Entries, exits, stop placements, cancellations, and reconciliations can be affected by latency, stale data, race conditions, missed alerts, partial fills, slippage, rejected orders, or mismatched broker state.
3. Third-party dependency risk
Roostar depends on brokers, Discord, internet connectivity, operating systems, cloud providers, and other third-party infrastructure. Outages, API changes, throttling, account restrictions, and local device issues can interfere with execution or monitoring.
Roostar does not control and is not affiliated with any Discord server owner, Discord channel owner, alert provider, broker, X/Twitter source, or other third-party content source connected by users.
4. No guarantee of performance
Roostar does not guarantee profitability, fill quality, execution timing, or account outcomes. Historical examples, screenshots, simulations, or user anecdotes are not guarantees of future results.
5. User supervision is required
You should monitor live sessions, keep manual controls available, and understand your own broker, product risk, capital limits, and tax consequences before using any automated workflow.
6. Suitability
Roostar may not be suitable for all traders. You should use it only if you understand the products you trade, the mechanics of your broker account, and the consequences of automation under stress.