Copy Trading

2 min. readlast update: 05.26.2025
📘 What is Copy Trading?
 
Copy trading is a powerful feature that allows you to automatically copy the trades of professional Money Managers directly into your own trading account. You allocate funds, choose a manager to follow, and the system mirrors their trades in real time — no manual action required from your side.
 
It’s ideal for:
• New traders who want to learn by observing professionals
• Busy individuals who prefer automated trading
• Anyone looking to diversify their trading without hands-on involvement
 
 
💼 What We Offer
 
At QuickTrade.World, our copy trading solution is fully integrated into the platform, offering:
• A simple and transparent way to follow top-performing Money Managers
• Custom risk management controls to protect your funds
• The ability to monitor performance and withdraw profits anytime
• No upfront fees — only performance-based rewards for successful managers
 
 
🔍 How to Choose a Money Manager
 
When selecting a Money Manager, consider the following:
• Performance history: Look at their win rate, average return, and risk level
• Trading strategy: Some managers are aggressive, others more conservative
• Drawdown levels: Choose a manager whose risk profile matches your comfort zone
• Consistency: A strong track record over time matters more than short-term gains
 
The platform includes performance stats and charts to help guide your choice.
 
 
⚙️ Copy Trading Risk Management Settings Explained
 
You stay in control. Our platform offers key settings to manage your risk when copying trades:
 
✅ Enable Maximal Loss
 
Set the maximum amount you’re willing to lose from the funds allocated to copy trading.
 
Example:
If you allocate $100 and set a Maximal Loss of $30, the system will stop copying trades once that loss is reached — protecting you from further downside.
 
 
🎯 Take Profit
 
Define a profit target. Once your profit goal is reached, the system stops copying further trades.
 
Example:
You set a Take Profit of $100 on your $100 capital. Once the target is hit, the system stops copying — locking in your gains.
 
 
📉 Single Position Stop Loss
 
Limit your exposure to any single losing trade.
 
Example:
You set a $10 stop loss per trade. If a trade results in a $10 loss, the system will stop copying for that day to prevent further loss from the same strategy.
 
 
🧠 Summary
 
Copy trading puts professional-level trading strategies at your fingertips — with built-in tools to help you manage your exposure. Choose wisely, monitor regularly, and use risk controls to trade smarter, not harder.
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