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SedoFX Copy Trading lets clients automatically mirror selected traders in real time, with proportional execution based on the amount allocated. It provides a structured way to follow strategies while retaining control over allocation and risk.
Copy trading is a form of social trading in which selected traders' positions are automatically mirrored in your account. The amount allocated determines the proportional size of copied trades.
Sign up with SedoFX, complete required verification and ensure copy trading is available on your account.
Review available traders using performance information such as returns, drawdown, win rate and consistency.
Choose the amount you want to allocate. Positions are mirrored proportionally to the selected copy amount.
Once copying is active, eligible trades are mirrored automatically rather than requiring manual order placement.
Review performance, change allocation or stop copying when needed. Your allocation remains under your control.
Copy trading can reduce the need to execute every trade manually while giving clients an opportunity to observe how selected strategies behave in changing market conditions.
Before selecting a trader, consider historical returns alongside drawdown, consistency, trading style, volatility and the level of risk you are comfortable taking. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
READ THE DETAILED GUIDE →A disciplined selection process can help you understand how a strategy behaves before you commit funds. Review the trading history, drawdown profile and trading style rather than relying on a single return figure.
Look at available history and consistency across different market conditions instead of focusing only on the latest result.
Consider how large and how long previous drawdowns were, and whether that level of volatility fits your own risk tolerance.
Start with an amount you can manage comfortably. You can monitor the copied strategy and adjust or stop copying when appropriate.
Compare more than headline returns. Consider trading frequency, drawdown, consistency, market exposure and how the strategy behaves during volatile periods before allocating funds.
Copy trading is not a set-and-forget decision. Continue reviewing performance and risk, and adjust the allocation or stop copying when the strategy no longer fits your objectives.
VISIT THE HELP CENTRE →Performance varies, losses are possible, and market volatility can affect results. A copied strategy may experience periods of drawdown or loss. Select managers carefully, use appropriate allocation and manage risk responsibly.