Risk disclosure

Last updated: September 18, 2026

Please actually read this one. It isn't boilerplate to us — Greenwick was built around these exact risks, and being honest about them is the product's whole personality.

1. Trading involves substantial risk of loss

Trading stocks, ETFs, and other securities can result in losses up to — and in some circumstances beyond — the amount you invest. Prices gap overnight, liquidity disappears, volatility spikes, and orderly markets become disorderly without warning. Never trade money you cannot afford to lose, and never assume a stop order guarantees your exit price — in fast or gapping markets, it doesn't.

2. Greenwick is software, not advice

Greenwick is a tool that runs analysis and automation you configure, with AI models you select, on a brokerage account you own, inside limits you set. It does not know your financial situation, goals, tax position, or risk tolerance, and nothing it produces is a personalized recommendation or investment advice. Prompt One LLC is not a broker-dealer or registered investment adviser. Every trading decision — including the decision to enable automation — is yours, and decisions delegated to automation remain your responsibility. If you need advice, consult a licensed professional who knows your situation.

3. AI can be wrong — confidently

Large language models generate plausible text; plausible is not the same as correct. AI analysis can misread data, miss context, cite stale information, or be flat-out wrong while sounding certain. Greenwick's design assumes this — independent analysts, an adversarial bull-vs-bear debate, and a deterministic risk engine with the final say exist precisely because no AI output should be trusted on its own. That design reduces the risk of a bad AI decision reaching your broker; it cannot eliminate it.

4. Automation has its own risks

Software has bugs. Networks fail. Brokers and data feeds go down, return stale prices, or reject orders at the worst moment. An automated strategy can behave unexpectedly in market conditions it wasn't designed for. Greenwick ships with safeguards — position caps, loss lockouts, safety exits, reconciliation against your broker's records, and a STOP button — and you should treat monitoring those safeguards as part of using automation, not a substitute for it.

5. Paper results are not real results

Paper trading uses live prices and simulated money. It cannot simulate real order-book fills, slippage, partial fills, borrow availability, or — most importantly — your own psychology with real dollars at stake. Results achieved in a paper account are hypothetical, do not represent actual trading, and are not indicative of future results in a live account. The same is true of any backtest, replay, or benchmark shown in the app.

6. No performance promises — ever

Greenwick makes no claim of profitability, accuracy percentages, win rates, or market outperformance, anywhere — and any such claim you see attributed to Greenwick elsewhere is not ours. Past performance, real or simulated, does not predict future results.

7. Your broker relationship is yours

Orders execute in your own brokerage account under your broker's terms, fees, margin rules, and protections. Greenwick starts every account in the broker's paper environment; enabling live trading, where available, is a deliberate choice you make with a full understanding of this disclosure.

Questions about anything here? support@greenwick.app — we answer plainly.