Learn the basic mechanics of forex copy trading, why copied results can differ from a source account, and the risks to understand when evaluating historical trading information.
Explore Forex EducationRead FWE ReviewsCopy trading is technology that can mirror trading activity from one account to another. It can automate replication, but the receiving account's outcome can still differ.
A source account generates trading activity according to its strategy, market conditions and risk decisions.
A copying system attempts to reproduce relevant trading activity according to its technical and account settings.
Execution price, spread, slippage, latency, account size and risk settings can cause different outcomes.
Copying another account does not remove market risk or guarantee that historical results will continue.
Historical statistics are better considered together rather than focusing only on headline returns.
Consider the length of the record and whether it includes different market conditions.
Review drawdown, exposure and risk alongside returns. Returns alone do not describe the risk taken.
Check what information is independently visible and remember that historical records cannot predict future performance.
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