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Last updated 26 October 2026 · TradeSense is operated by Kitroot Ltd.

Not financial advice

TradeSense is a decision-support instrument. Nothing on this site or in the product — signals, scores, cases, outcomes, charts, digests or any other output — is investment advice, a recommendation, or a solicitation to buy, sell or hold any security or other financial instrument. TradeSense and its operator are not authorised or regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC) or any other financial regulator, and do not provide investment advice, portfolio management or any other investment service within the meaning of MiFID II. TradeSense is not a broker-dealer and is not a registered investment adviser.

Signals are observations, not predictions. A signal states that a stock’s market state matched a documented case’s conditions, with its evidence and invalidation conditions attached. It does not predict future prices, and historical case performance (win rates, MFE/MAE, forward returns) does not guarantee future results.

Trading involves substantial risk. You can lose some or all of your invested capital. You alone are responsible for your investment decisions, including position sizing, risk management and tax consequences. If in doubt, consult a licensed financial adviser who knows your circumstances.

Data may be imperfect. Market data, news, fundamentals and derived scores come from third-party sources and automated pipelines; they can be delayed, incomplete or wrong, and the service can be interrupted. Data-quality suppressors deliberately withhold signals when inputs look untrustworthy — absence of a signal is not information either.

No execution, ever. TradeSense places no orders. Optional broker connections are read-only imports of your holdings, used solely to show which of your positions have an open signal.

No fiduciary relationship. Your use of TradeSense creates no adviser-client or fiduciary relationship. Liability for trading or investment losses is excluded to the maximum extent permitted by law — see the Terms of Service.

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