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How much do you lose copying this channel late?
Nobody copies a signal the very second it’s posted. Pick a channel and see its result if you get the signal and every update 30 seconds, 1, 2 or 5 minutes late, measured against the real price.
Try it with a sample channel
Real measurements of channels we follow closely, unnamed.
Copying Channel A (sample) late
Copied up to 5 min late, its result doesn’t change in any measurable way.
- Instantly+54.6 R
- 30 sec+66.8 R
- 1 min+64.6 R
- 2 min+62.5 R
- 5 min+47.1 R
| Delay | vs. copying instantly | 95% range | Loses? |
|---|---|---|---|
| 30 sec | +12.2 R | −10.0 R to +43.2 R | Can’t tell from chance |
| 1 min | +10.0 R | −15.3 R to +43.1 R | Can’t tell from chance |
| 2 min | +7.9 R | −16.5 R to +32.9 R | Can’t tell from chance |
| 5 min | −7.5 R | −38.0 R to +22.5 R | Can’t tell from chance |
The same 387 trades, getting the signal and every channel update with that delay, measured against the real price. We only say it loses when the whole range of the difference is below zero. Past results don’t predict future ones.
Try it with your channel
Paste the link of the channel you follow. Within minutes you get its audit measured against the real price and, with a free account, you see how much it loses when copied late.
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The big picture
In 41 of 50 channels, copying up to 5 minutes late doesn’t change the result in any measurable way. But in 4, 30 seconds is enough: they tend to enter at market with tight stops. Read the full study.
Hypothetical or simulated performance results have certain limitations. Unlike an actual performance record, simulated results do not represent actual trading. No representation is being made that any account will or is likely to achieve profits or losses similar to those shown.