Risk disclosure and disclaimer

Last updated: 19 October 2026

PremarketPlay provides information for educational and informational purposes only. It is not investment advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any security. A bullish or bearish bias is an informational assessment of premarket conditions, not a prediction or an instruction to trade. Trading involves substantial risk of loss.

No advice

PremarketPlay is a publisher of general, impersonal market information. Every subscriber receives the same Playbook. PremarketPlay does not know or consider your financial position, portfolio, objectives, experience or risk tolerance and does not perform any suitability or appropriateness assessment. It is not a broker, investment adviser or financial planner, and does not execute or recommend trades. You alone decide whether and how to trade.

Linsbury Ltd is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority, and is not registered with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission or any state as an investment adviser or broker-dealer.

How the Playbook is produced

Stocks, rankings and biases are produced by fixed automated rules described in the methodology. No one at Linsbury Ltd picks, adds, removes or edits individual stocks or biases, and the Official Playbook is frozen and sealed at 09:00 ET. We are not paid by issuers, brokers or anyone else to include or rank any security. People connected with Linsbury Ltd may trade securities that appear in a Playbook.

Day trading risk

Day trading stocks, particularly around premarket gaps and news, carries a high risk of rapid and substantial loss, including losses larger than you expect. Liquidity can be thin, spreads wide and prices can gap through levels. Trade only with money you can afford to lose.

Short selling, margin, leverage, options and other derivatives can materially increase risk. Short positions can in some circumstances generate losses exceeding the amount originally committed. Securities may be halted, become unavailable to borrow, experience rapid gaps or trade with insufficient liquidity to enter or exit at an expected price.

Outcomes are not returns

After the Bell figures, including Open Move and Standardised Outcomes, describe later price behaviour under a fixed method. Standardised Outcomes are hypothetical measurements, not executed or simulated customer trades and not investment performance. They do not account for actual order execution, spreads, slippage, commissions, market impact, short-sale borrow availability or costs, financing costs, taxes or differences between displayed and executable prices. There is no representation that any user could have achieved the stated outcome. Past behaviour does not indicate future results.

Data

Market data and news come from third parties and may be delayed, incomplete or wrong. Catalyst summaries are generated automatically and checked by software, not reviewed by a person before publication. Always verify information before acting on it.