VEXA is not financial advice

The full disclaimer, what the AI coach is built to do and refuse, and why a Sentinel alert is a prompt rather than an instruction.

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What this does

VEXA scores how you trade and coaches you on it. It does not tell you what to buy or when. The disclaimer below is the full text, followed by what it means in practice when you are talking to the coach.

The disclaimer, word for word

This appears in the footer of every VEXA page. It is reproduced here unchanged.

What this means when you use the coach

The coach is built to talk about your behaviour, not about the market’s future. Its instructions require it to:

  • Connect every number it quotes to a behaviour and a next step, rather than reporting the number alone.
  • Never promise a guaranteed profit.
  • Raise risk management rather than skip past it.
  • Refuse to improvise. If it does not have a figure, it is told to call a tool for it or say it does not have it.

Ask it “should I buy Nvidia tomorrow” and you will get a redirect to your own behaviour rather than a trade idea. That is the coach doing its job.

What VEXA is not

  • Not a broker. It holds no funds, takes no deposits and executes no orders. See What VEXA can do with your broker connection.
  • Not a signals service. There is no copy-trading, no alerts to buy or sell, and no managed accounts.
  • Not a medical device. Sentinel reads heart rate to talk to you about focus and stress while you trade. It does not diagnose, treat or monitor any medical condition, and it is not a substitute for medical advice.
  • Not infallible. AI-generated insights can be wrong. Check anything you plan to act on.

Sentinel alerts are prompts, not instructions

A Sentinel rule can be set to an action called Block Trades. It does not block anything. VEXA has no connection to your broker capable of preventing an order, and would not use one if it had. The action sends you a message telling you to stop. Whether you stop is your decision, and so is the outcome.

What you should see

The disclaimer sits in the footer of every page on vexatrade.ai. Inside the app, the coach declines market predictions and turns the conversation back to your own trading. If it ever hands you a specific trade recommendation, that is a bug worth reporting to support@vexatrade.ai.

If it doesn’t work

  • The coach gave you a number that looks wrong. Check it against your broker statement before acting on it. AI output can contain errors.
  • You want to know how a score was calculated. Ask the coach to break it down, or read the scoring articles in the journal and scores section.

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Still stuck? Email support@vexatrade.ai.