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I consider leverage as a third way, since "the deal volume is changed in direct ratio to the correlation of a Signal Provider's leverage with a Subscriber's one", as stated by MQ.
Very simple and dangerous. Forget the actual ratio of position volumes and aggregate more slippage. Is this really such a good idea?
Yes, but leverage can't be use to increase lot size, only to decrease it (or neutral). See this post, point 9.
another way to copy thesame lot size with the provider is to open demo account of thesame equity or higher than the equity of the signal provider and receive the signal to the dome account. and copy the signal from the demo account to the real account. simple as abc. Thanks
A signal provider could provide their signal on multiple Demo accounts each with a different Account Balance, then the subscriber would pick the signal on the account size that best matched their own and they would be able to match position sizes easier.
For sure, thanks, but as the sentence is act and not increase, maybe it is better change the options or the sentence word.
Isn't this one good reason for Signals on Demo accounts ?
A signal provider could provide their signal on multiple Demo accounts each with a different Account Balance, then the subscriber would pick the signal on the account size that best matched their own and they would be able to match position sizes easier.
Technically yes. But we already have a big discussion about signals on Demo Account.