Risk disclosure.
Read this before you apply. Futures trading can lose you more money than you put in, and mentorship does not change that.
Last updated 8 September 2026
Trading futures involves substantial risk
Futures, options and other leveraged products carry a substantial risk of loss and are not suitable for every investor. Leverage works in both directions. You can lose more than your initial deposit and may be required to deposit additional funds to maintain a position.
Only trade with capital you can afford to lose entirely without affecting your financial security or lifestyle.
We provide education, not advice
ALPS Trading provides trading education and mentorship. We are not a registered investment adviser, broker-dealer, commodity trading advisor or futures commission merchant, and we are not registered with the CFTC, NFA, SEC or any equivalent regulator in your jurisdiction.
Nothing on this site or said during a mentorship session is:
- Investment, financial, legal or tax advice
- A recommendation to buy or sell any specific instrument
- A solicitation or offer to trade on your behalf
- A managed account service — we never trade your capital and never ask for account access
Every trading decision you make is yours alone. Consult a licensed professional before acting on anything you learn here.
No guarantee of results
We do not promise, project or guarantee profitability, a win rate, an income level, a funded account, a payout, or any other outcome. Mentorship is designed to improve structure, feedback and execution discipline. It cannot remove market risk, and it cannot make you profitable.
Any performance figure shown on this site reflects the mentors' own past results. Past performance is not indicative of future results. Individual results vary widely and most people who attempt to trade futures lose money.
Hypothetical and illustrative material
Charts, examples and session replays used on this site and in teaching material are illustrative and may be hypothetical or simulated. Hypothetical performance has inherent limitations: it is prepared with the benefit of hindsight, does not involve financial risk, and cannot account for the effect of real market conditions or the psychological pressure of trading actual capital.
Your responsibility
- Understand the products you trade before you trade them
- Know the rules and risk limits of your broker or prop firm
- Size positions so that a losing streak does not end you
- Comply with the laws and regulations of your own jurisdiction
In short: trading is genuinely risky, we teach process rather than predictions, and nobody here can promise you money. If you are not comfortable with that, this is not the right room.