You can use this example to understand about calculation:
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Sergey Golubev, 2018.10.19 16:40
You can calculate your lot size using the following example (from General information on Trading Signals for MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 article):
Let's consider a specific example of using the volumes management system:
- Provider: balance 15 000 USD, leverage 1:100
- Subscriber1: balance 40 000 EUR, leverage 1:200, deposit load percentage 50%
- Subscriber2: balance 5 000 EUR, leverage 1:50, deposit load percentage 35%
- EURUSD exchange rate = 1.2700
Calculation of Provider's and Subscriber's position volumes ratio:
- Balances ratio considering specified part of the deposit in percentage terms:
Subscriber1: (40 000 * 0,5) / 15 000 = 1,3333 (133.33%)
Subscriber2: (5 000 * 0,35) / 15 000 = 0,1166 (11.66%) - After considering the leverages:
Subscriber1: the leverage of Subscriber1 (1:200) is greater than Provider's one (1:100), thus correction on leverages is not performed
Subscriber2: 0,1166 * (50 / 100) = 0,0583 (5.83%) - After considering currency rates of the deposits at the moment of calculation:
Subscriber1: 1,3333 * 1,2700 = 1,6933 (169.33%)
Subscriber2: 0,0583 * 1,2700 = 0,0741 (7.41%) - Total percentage value after the rounding (performed using a multistep algorithm):
Subscriber1: 160% or 1.6 ratio
Subscriber2: 7% or 0.07 ratio
Thus under the given conditions, Provider's deal with volume of 1 lot will be copied:
- to Subscriber1 account in amount of 160% - volume of 1.6 lots
- to Subscriber2 account in amount of 7% - volume of 0.07 lots
What rounding scheme is used for Provider's and Subscriber's percentage ratio of deals volume?

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Hi, i choosed a signal trader with a leverage more tha mine to copy signals.
I don't understand how does calc of copytrading is done. I red this article, but my calc is wrong. For example I have this situation:
Balance of my provider: 5167 USD; leverage is 1:500.
Balance of my account: 544 USD; my leverage is 1:30; my percentage copy in mt5 is 95%
If i make (544*0.95) / 5167, I obtain 0.1, than 0.1 * (30/500) = 0.006, that is not equal to 0.7%. How it is calculated 0.7% in below image?
And in mt5 platform, what is the last column "change", after profit's column?
You are copying the signal provider with a copying ratio of 0.7%, which is extremely small, that means that if the signal opens a 1 lot position, you will copy it as a 0.01 lot one.
The right column has nothing to do with signal copying.

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Hi, i choosed a signal trader with a leverage more tha mine to copy signals.
I don't understand how does calc of copytrading is done. I red this article, but my calc is wrong. For example I have this situation:
Balance of my provider: 5167 USD; leverage is 1:500.
Balance of my account: 544 USD; my leverage is 1:30; my percentage copy in mt5 is 95%
If i make (544*0.95) / 5167, I obtain 0.1, than 0.1 * (30/500) = 0.006, that is not equal to 0.7%. How it is calculated 0.7% in below image?
And in mt5 platform, what is the last column "change", after profit's column?