AlphaYouLegal
Updated October 10, 2026
AlphaYou is a market-research product. Source activity, history, charts, and alerts are informational tools, not individualized investment advice.
AlphaYou does not provide individualized investment, legal, accounting, tax, or financial-planning advice. We do not know your full financial situation, risk tolerance, objectives, restrictions, liquidity needs, or tax position. Do not treat any alert, source ranking, historical result, or portfolio simulation as a recommendation that is suitable for you.
You are responsible for your own decisions. Consider speaking with a qualified professional before buying, selling, shorting, holding, or otherwise transacting in any security.
For the research, alerts, API and agent tools, AlphaYou is not acting as your investment adviser, broker-dealer, portfolio manager, research analyst, fiduciary, or execution venue. We do not monitor your portfolio for suitability. If you trade in our app, our systems send orders to Hyperliquid for you, including automatic copy orders you switch on. We earn a fee on each trade. Alerts, watchlists, the API, and agent tools are informational. No agreement with AlphaYou turns them into advice.
AlphaYou earns subscription fees. AlphaYou earns a fee when people trade on Hyperliquid through our app, including contracts linked to stocks we cover.
Historical performance, walk-forward checkpoints, source reputation, actor reputation, paper portfolios, simulations, and backtests are not guarantees of future results. Market conditions change. Data can be delayed, incomplete, erroneous, restated, or unavailable. Slippage, taxes, fees, borrow costs, liquidity, spreads, execution quality, and position sizing can materially change actual outcomes.
Internal candidate policies are not public performance claims. We make an outperformance claim only when the claim clearly states the benchmark, date range, sample size, horizon, methodology, and whether the evidence is live, simulated, prospective, or backfilled.
A timestamp or source record can help show when public information appeared. It does not prove that the information is accurate, profitable, complete, suitable, or free from error.
AlphaYou may use public filings, market data, third-party APIs, issuer data, exchange data, regulatory data, and derived analytics. Source data can be delayed, amended, corrected, rate-limited, or interpreted incorrectly. We may change sources, scoring, filters, public visibility gates, and methodology as we learn from measured outcomes.