What is Social Trading?
Social Trading is a platform that connects experienced traders with investors looking to enter the financial markets. This collaborative approach allows investors to automatically copy trades made by skilled traders, creating opportunities for both parties to benefit.
Key Participants in Social Trading
The Investor
Follows and copies trades from experienced traders (Signal Providers)
Benefits from expert knowledge without developing personal trading strategies
Maintains control over investment decisions and capital allocation
The Signal Provider
Creates trading strategies that investors can follow
Executes trades that are automatically replicated in investors' accounts
Earns performance fees (0-50%) from profitable investments at the end of each billing period
How It Works
When an investor joins a strategy created by a Signal Provider, all trading decisions made by the provider are automatically mirrored in the investor's account. This system allows investors to leverage the expertise of seasoned traders while Signal Providers can earn additional income from their trading knowledge.
Getting Started
If you're interested in exploring Social Trading, consider reviewing these resources:
Starter's Guide for Investors
Starter's Guide for Signal Providers
Social Trading Glossary
Social Trading offers a simplified entry into financial markets with transparent performance metrics and customizable risk management tools, putting control of your investments firmly in your hands.