Upon logging in to the Social Trading application, you will see strategies grouped into categories for your convenience. You can also view all strategies and use filters to find the strategies of your choice.
In this article, we are going to take you through those categories and filters so you can use them to your best advantage.
Note: It’s very important to note that strategies that experience a stop out will no longer be displayed under any categories or in the list of All strategies on the Social Trading app; they will only be available by direct link.
The categories as seen on the application are:
- Most Copied
- Recently viewed
- By currency
- Return with moderate risk
- Best Return per month
- Best Return for 3 months
- Low commission
- New strategies
- All strategies
Apart from that, you can sort the strategies according to Return, Risk, Commission, Lifetime and Number of investors. Or you can opt for the Filter function to filter strategies based on various parameters.
Here is a short guide on the available filter options:
Filter type | Description |
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Time period |
This is not a separate filter but investors can choose a time period to view each of the other filters in. For example, when choosing a Return filter, an investor can choose to view the selected return range during a certain time period of either 1 month or 6 months. |
Strategy provider country | To view strategies from countries of their choice. |
Trading style-related parameters
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This filter allows an investor to choose one of the predefined ranges of Return for viewing strategies or set a preferred exact range. Strategies will be displayed according to the calculated Return for the chosen period. |
An investor can choose one of the predefined ranges or set a preferred range of Risk Score when viewing strategies. Strategies will be displayed according to the Risk Score set for the chosen period. |
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Number of investors | Using this filter allows an investor to view strategies with a certain number of investors, or an exact range as per their preference. |