Probably – but why copy in the first place? I take great care to select each position and sometimes use a particular position to hedge another. If you plan to manually close position, your copy will be out of sync and so too your performance.

Simply use the ‘add funds’ button. Again – copy open trades. This is preferred rather than uncopying and copying as there will be some spread associated with the new copy.

If you would like to take out profits then you can ‘pause’ the copy. This will prevent any new copy positions to open and allow you to withdraw funds. I don’t recommend this as I reinvest all profits to benefit from compound growth.

Simply uncopy me. As I tend to invest across different markets, this can take up to 24 hours (during weekdays) for all the positions to close based on the hours of the various markets.

Copying open trades mean that your copy position will immediately mirror all the positions that I have open in my portfolio. If markets are closed, the positions will open at the market prices once the market opens (usually UK and US markets).

It’s always a good habit to invest money that you don’t need in the near future and continue to add to that over time. The sooner you start investing, the more you will benefit from compound interest. Time is your friend.

$300 is the minimum to ensure that all the positions open correctly.

The average initial investment for copiers is $1000. I suggest $5000 for the best mirroring performance.

I advise to copy open trades (check the ‘copy open box’). Your potential drawdown is a bit higher since you may be buying at a different price than me, but the advantage is that your funds will be invested immediately. Since I tend to hold positions for the long-term the short-term drawdown will be outweighed.

Simply use the ‘add funds’ button. Again – copy open trades. This is preferred rather than uncopying and copying as there will be some spread associated with the new copy.