Glossary

Drawdown in copy trading

Drawdown is the decline from a previous balance peak. It helps followers understand how much a strategy has fallen during difficult periods.

Why drawdown matters

A strategy with high ROI but very large drawdowns may be emotionally and financially difficult to follow.

Use it for allocation

Choose allocation size so that a realistic drawdown does not force you to disconnect at the worst moment.

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