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Copy Trading at LTI

Follow a strategy provider and their trades open on your own account as they place them, at a size you set. Your account stays yours, and you can stop at any time.

Follow One, or Be One

Copy trading has two sides and the same client area runs both. Following takes four steps; being followed takes four more.

For investors

Subscribe to a Strategy

Pick a provider, set how much is behind it and how each copy is sized, and their trades arrive on your account.

  1. Browse the strategy providersEvery provider on the platform is listed with its own trading record: return, drawdown, consistency and risk.
  2. Pick on performance and riskThe two are a pair and neither means much alone. A return without the drawdown beside it is half a sentence.
  3. Set your amount and your limitsYou choose how much is behind the copying and how each copied trade is sized. See the sizing rules below.
  4. Trades copy automaticallyTheir trades open on your account as they place them. You keep control throughout and can stop or adjust at any time.
For professional traders

Become a Strategy Provider

Let others copy the account you already trade. You keep complete control of your own trading throughout.

  1. Register as a strategy providerProviders apply through the client area, the same place subscribers browse them.
  2. Connect and configure your accountThe account you trade is the account that gets copied. There is no separate book to run.
  3. Define your approach, limits and feesYour trading approach, your risk limits and your fee structure are yours to set before anyone follows.
  4. Trade, and followers copyYou keep complete control of your own trading. Followers start, stop and resize their copying without touching it.

*LTI does not recommend, manage, endorse or have any association with any copy trading provider or PAMM manager on the platform. Choosing a provider is your decision alone, the risk of that decision is yours, and the applicable terms and conditions apply.

Managed Accounts

Follow a strategy and its trades run on your own account, automatically, at a size you set. Every provider is ranked on its trading record: return, drawdown, consistency and risk.

X CryptoCrypto
58.2%Total gain1,914CopiersRisk
euroflow.fxForex
31.7%Total gain2,436CopiersRisk
G0LDBULLMetals
44.9%Total gain1,682CopiersRisk
Sterling Arc PartnersForex
26.3%Total gain1,127CopiersRisk
VECTOR9Indices
39.5%Total gain864CopiersRisk
C0PPERlineMetals
18.4%Total gain592CopiersRisk
NORDIndices
47.6%Total gain1,503CopiersRisk
Halcyon Macro LLPForex
22.8%Total gain2,118CopiersRisk
Ironwood SecuritiesMetals
35.1%Total gain741CopiersRisk
Blue Meridian CapitalForex
29.4%Total gain1,286CopiersRisk
quartz.idxIndices
52.8%Total gain968CopiersRisk
BASISForex
14.9%Total gain3,204CopiersRisk

*Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results, and copying a strategy carries the same risk of losing money as placing the trades yourself.

Three Ways to Size a Copy

The provider decides what to trade. This decides how much of it lands on your account.

Multiplier

x3

Copy at a multiple of whatever the provider trades. Their sizing decides the shape of the position and your multiple decides its scale.

Provider opens 0.10 lots, you open 0.30.

Proportional

x1

Copy in proportion to the equity behind each account, so the same trade takes the same share of your balance as it does of theirs.

Their 2% position is 2% of yours, at any account size.

Fixed lots

0.03

Every copied trade opens at one size you set, whatever the provider traded. The one mode where your exposure per trade does not move with theirs.

Provider opens 0.10 lots or 1.00, you open 0.03.

Create Your Account

Account opening happens in the client area, and takes a couple of minutes.

*Opening an account finishes in the secure client area, where these details carry across. Already registered? Sign in, or talk to us first.

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 73% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs. You should consider whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.