How to measure a strategy’s performance?

When viewing a strategy, there are some indicators to assist investors in making a decision about which strategy to invest in.

Here are some indicators to consider:

Risk Score	The risk score reflects the level of risk taken. The higher the score, the greater the risk and chance of making money, or losing money more rapidly.
Commission	This shows the amount of commission paid by investors to strategy providers when an investment returns a profit. This can range from 0-50%.
Return	This charts the Return seen in a specific strategy. The return for the whole strategy period is shown. The statistics calculate the change in equity, offsetting any deposits and withdrawals.
Investors	This parameter indicates the number of investors copying the strategy at present.
Leverage	A ratio of the strategy provider’s own funds to borrowed funds, which are invested in a strategy. Higher leverage means increased exposure to the markets due to an increase in contract size. Leverage does not impact the Risk Score, however.
Equity	This is the total amount of funds available in the strategy account. Clicking on the parameter will take you to the equity chart under the Statistics tab.

Note: All indicator statistics are updated every 20 minutes (only Risk Score is updated every minute).