Glossary

Win rate in copy trading

Win rate is the share of profitable trades. It is useful, but it must be compared with average profit, average loss and drawdown.

High win rate can mislead

A strategy can win often but lose heavily on rare bad trades. Always look at profit/loss size, not only percentage.

Combine with other metrics

Use win rate together with ROI, drawdown, trade frequency and risk settings.

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