Understanding Risks and Profits in Investing with Copy Trading
It’s well known that all investments carry risks. It’s essential to understand the risks associated with trading forex.
Forex trading can yield profits quickly, which consequently introduces high risks, especially for those without sufficient trading knowledge or experience with Expert Advisors (EA). Even those well-versed in trading can face losses due to greed or lack of caution.
The inherent risks can lead to the total loss of capital. However, our system has set a risk limit to prevent your capital loss from exceeding 50% of your investment. This allows you the option to restart trading or to stop altogether. Despite years of market volatility, our system has never experienced such significant losses, but we remain vigilant about potential future risks.
Qualifications for Our Copy Trading System Investors
- You must understand what copy trading is. If unfamiliar, please visit: Understanding Copy Trading and How to Profit from It.
- You should not use emergency funds or loans for investing in copy trading, as future risks could cause significant financial problems.
- You must be able to handle the pressure of potentially seeing your trades go negative before turning a profit. Sometimes it may take 3 to 5 days to see if a trade will be profitable or not, especially in volatile market conditions. Generally, our trading closes profitably most of the time, often with a win ratio of 3 wins to 1 or 2 losses, and occasionally small losses occur which can be recovered quickly.
- Having some understanding of the forex market will help you comprehend what trading involves and how it can be profitable.
These are the essential qualifications that every trader or copy trader should have. Trading can result in losses touching the invested capital at times, but overall, long-term performance should be considered. Ideally, a system’s performance should be evaluated over about six months to judge if the trading was overall profitable, such as four profitable months out of six. Month-to-month evaluations are not advisable.
Therefore, trading without too high expectations and allowing the system to operate as designed is a sensible approach. Past performance is a good indicator of potential future success, but it does not guarantee it, as market conditions can change drastically depending on global economic situations.