How do I teach everyone to choose a copy trader?

1. The trader should have been active for more than 90 days. This does not mean that a trader who has reached 90 days is necessarily a good option to follow.

2. The maximum drawdown in the past 90 days should not exceed 30% for high return traders, and should not exceed 15% for low return traders.

3. Sharpe Ratio. The Sharpe Ratio calculates the return earned per unit of risk taken in the past. A Sharpe Ratio of less than 1 is a direct pass. A Sharpe Ratio around 1.5 is decent and worth trying with small funds. A Sharpe Ratio greater than 2 meets the basic requirements for institutional strategies and is a target range for many high-quality quantitative traders, worth following. A Sharpe Ratio greater than 3 indicates strong market adaptability and risk control ability. A Sharpe Ratio greater than 4 is extremely excellent and speaks for itself.

I recommend a quantitative trader: Pioneer Quant, which has good data in all aspects, with a Sharpe Ratio between 3 and 4. Everyone can pay attention to it.

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