Information for my copy traders!

Yesterday, during the drawdown, several accounts disconnected from copying, although today the balance has recovered and I hope that soon the profit curve will update its maximum.

There are two reasons for the losses:

1. The investor HIMSELF sets a high risk. For example, he invests $100 but specifies a subscription mode for a fixed amount of $1000, so trades are opened with a risk of x10, and with only a 10% drawdown, the account is wiped out. Nonsense.

2. The investor connects a fixed ratio, everything is OK, but specifies a stop-loss of 20-30%, etc. During the drawdown, trades are closed at a loss and the account gets disconnected from copying. The manager's trades recover from the drawdown, but the investor has already locked in a loss.

I wouldn’t write this post if it weren't for one BUT: I also don’t earn when you lose money. Such investors and such an approach are UNPROFITABLE for me.

So do everything correctly, not as you see fit.

PS: if you have $1000 and do not want to risk more than 25% of the amount - invest only $250, connecting the usual fixed ratio. THAT'S IT! No dancing with tambourines or shamanic rituals!

And do not risk what you cannot afford to lose. But that is already clear.