Copy Trading

At its core, Copy Trading on Binomo is straightforward: you select a trader off the leaderboard, and their trades are then replicated on your account automatically. Every trader card surfaces figures such as weekly profit (that is, the profit over the past 7 days), how many trades have been copied, how many copiers there are (say, 2/100), the commission, and a Profit-versus-Loss ratio. Before you begin, you define your limits and a ceiling on the trade amount, and you're free to halt it whenever you like. Under Binomo's official Copy Trading Agreement, the feature works only through the Website, only on REAL accounts (not the demo), and only for Fixed-Time Trades (FTT). Choosing to copy is wholly voluntary and rests entirely with you — the company makes no recommendation.

A word on commission: while you copy, the trader you're following collects a commission on the copied trades of yours that pay off (for instance, the 1%–18% that was observed). The other way round, when someone copies you, that commission comes to you. It is therefore not a free service — a slice is deducted.

The single most important honest point: the "weekly profit" number reflects past performance and is NOT a guarantee. Even the highest-ranked traders show sizeable loss ratios — across the observed examples the Profit/Loss bar sits anywhere from 71%/29% to 67%/33%, which means a large portion of trades still end in a loss. Copying does nothing to remove the risk; the losses remain yours to absorb. Pick with a level head and never copy using money you can't afford to lose. Because copy trading only operates on real accounts, get comfortable with how fixed-time trading works on the demo before you put real funds on the line. Read the official Copy Trading Agreement, too, before you begin.