Buying stocks or ETFs involves risk. Their prices may rise or fall, returns are not guaranteed, and you may receive less than the amount you invested.
Investing in stocks or ETFs may give you exposure to the stock market, but it also involves risks.
The value of an investment may increase or decrease depending on market conditions, the asset’s performance, the economy, and other factors.
Before purchasing an asset, it is important to understand that returns are not guaranteed and that you may receive less than the amount you invested.
⚠️ Market Risk
The price of a stock or ETF may change constantly.
This may happen because of factors such as:
A company’s financial results
Market news
Changes in the economy
Interest rate movements
Global events
Changes in supply and demand
General market volatility
For these reasons, the value of your investment may rise or fall at any time.
📉 Risk of Loss
Every investment in stocks or ETFs may result in losses.
Even when an asset is associated with a well-known company or a diversified ETF, there is no guarantee that its price will increase.
Keep the following in mind:
Returns are not guaranteed.
The price may decline after you purchase the asset.
You may receive less than the amount you invested.
Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Before investing, consider your personal situation, objectives, and risk tolerance.
🧺 Risks Associated with ETFs
ETFs may support diversification because they combine several assets within a single instrument.
However, diversification does not eliminate risk.
An ETF’s value may be affected by:
The performance of the assets it holds
The sector or market to which it is exposed
Economic changes
Liquidity risk
Market volatility
The specific characteristics of the index or strategy it tracks
Some ETFs may provide broad and diversified exposure. Others may be concentrated in specific sectors, such as technology, energy, healthcare, or real estate, and may experience greater volatility.
🧩 Concentration Risk
Investing all your money in a single stock, sector, or type of asset may increase your risk.
For example, if you invest only in one company or a specific sector, your investment will depend more directly on what happens to that asset or industry.
Diversification may help distribute risk, but it does not guarantee profits or prevent losses.
⏰ Price and Market-Hours Risk
Stocks and ETFs are traded during defined market hours.
The price displayed when you review an asset may change before you confirm the transaction or before the order is processed.
In addition, if you attempt to buy or sell outside the available trading hours, the order may remain pending or be processed when the market allows, subject to the applicable conditions within TOHKN.
🔄 Liquidity and Availability Risk
Some assets may be easier to buy or sell than others.
There may also be times when an asset is unavailable through TOHKN or subject to operational, technical, or market restrictions.
The fact that an asset is available at one moment does not mean that it will always remain available.
🧾 Operational and Processing Risk
Some transactions may require verification or processing before they are completed.
For example, a purchase, sale, or funding transaction may appear as pending while it is being processed, verified, or updated within the platform.
In some cases, the information may take a few minutes to appear in the app.
If the transaction is still not displayed or its status has not changed after a reasonable period, you may contact support and provide the transaction details.
🚫 TOHKN Does Not Provide Investment Recommendations
The information available through TOHKN and this Help Center is provided for educational and informational purposes only.
TOHKN does not provide financial, legal, or tax advice, or personalized investment recommendations.
The fact that an asset appears in the app, within a category, or in a featured section does not mean that TOHKN recommends purchasing it.
Each user is responsible for evaluating their own investment decisions based on their profile, objectives, and risk tolerance.
📌 In Summary
Buying stocks or ETFs involves risk.
Their prices may rise or fall, returns are not guaranteed, and you may receive less than the amount you invested.
Before placing an order, review the available information, understand the type of asset you are purchasing, and consider whether it aligns with your objectives and risk tolerance.
🆘 Need Help?
If you have questions about how stocks or ETFs work within TOHKN, review the following before contacting support:
The information available in the app
The name or ticker symbol of the asset you are asking about
Your account and verification status
Whether you have sufficient funds available to trade
Whether the asset is currently available on the platform
For assistance, contact:
To help us assist you more efficiently, please include:
The email address associated with your account
The name or ticker symbol of the stock or ETF you are asking about
A screenshot, if applicable
A brief description of your question
