Risk It For The Biscuit
Risk Disclosure
Last updated October 25, 2026
Trading is risky. The show is real: real money, real wins, real losses. It's here to entertain and to teach, not to tell you what to trade. Please read this before you trade anything you see on stream.
What can go wrong
- You can lose money, and fast. A stock can fall a long way, or all the way to zero.
- Options can expire worthless, and you can lose everything you paid for them. Selling options, spreads included, can lose more than the premium you collect, and some option trades carry large or unlimited risk.
- Futures and margin are leveraged: a small move against you can cost more than you put in, and you can end up owing your broker money.
- Prices can jump overnight, on earnings and on news. A stop order doesn't guarantee the price you get out at.
Before you copy a trade
- By the time you see a trade on stream, the price has moved. The stream runs a few seconds behind, and your broker's prices and fills won't match the ones on screen.
- The streamer's account size, goals and tolerance for risk aren't yours.
- Doc-AI's reads and chat's picks can be wrong. Popular isn't the same as good.
- You'll see losses here too. Nobody wins every trade.
Trade like it could go to zero
Only trade money you can afford to lose. Practice on paper first (most brokers have a paper trading mode). Have a plan, keep positions small, and decide where you'll get out before you get in.
When trading stops being fun
Trading can feel a lot like gambling, and for some people it turns into a problem. Some warning signs:
- Chasing losses, trading bigger to win it back.
- Trading with money you need for rent, bills or food, or borrowing to trade.
- Hiding your trading or your losses from the people close to you.
- Feeling restless or on edge when you can't trade, or needing bigger trades to get the same rush.
- Trying to cut back and not being able to.
If that sounds like you or someone you care about, reach out. You don't have to figure it out alone, and taking a break from trading, and from the show, is OK.
Gamblers Anonymous
Meetings in person, online and by phone, with people who've been there.
National Hotline · Find a meeting
National Problem Gambling Helpline
Call or text to talk to someone about gambling or trading that's gotten out of hand.
1-800-697-3738 · Chat online
In crisis? 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Free, confidential and there 24/7. If you're in immediate danger, call 911.
Outside the US
Gamblers Anonymous has meetings around the world, and many countries have their own helplines.
The fine print
The show is for entertainment and education only. Nothing on the site or on the stream is financial advice, and past results don't guarantee future results. The full terms are in our Terms of Service.