Informational thread! Talking about the trading method I prefer is copy trading because my friend recommended copy trading on zulutrade and that’s how I started in the world of trading. I found it a great way to learn about trading because I could just copy what experienced traders were doing and learn from their expertise. But, as I've been going through my journey, I've also realised that not every trade is going to be profitable. That's why it's super important to be cautious when following a trader. But overall, it's been a really cool experience and I'm excited to see where it takes me.
besides learning it is more important to trade in a practice account , otherwise any kind of learning approach can be useless.
Yeah, trading can be tough, and not everyone may be successful at it, but don't let that discourage you. One option you can opt for is copy trading, where you can copy the trades of successful traders on popular platforms. Just remember, it's always a good idea to get comfortable with the process on a demo account before putting in real money.
Copy trading= first 2.5 days give half of subscribers buy signal and other half sell signal at same time. And last 2.5 days half of subscribers sell signals and other half buy signal at same time. This way half will win and other half will lose. So long as half is winning, can expect subscribers keep paying subscriptions. If signals actually was making money consistently, no one would continuously sell signals but trade heavily their signals.
Well if you open a long order on a stock, it is in your best interest that other buy orders follow, would you not agree? Therefore it is in your interest to sell signals, even if you trade own funds full-time.
Can anyone tell me if they have experience with zulutrade for copy trading? It’s something I am considering trying out.