Copy Trading
on the Web.
Not every operation in the Forex and exchange markets has to be your own idea, even in a browser.
TM9 provides access to copy trading features that allow users to follow and replicate trading strategies, subject to available functionality and account conditions.
Copy Trading on the Web in Short.
TM9 provides access to copy trading features that allow users to follow and replicate trading strategies, subject to the platform's available functionality and account conditions. For traders who understand markets but do not have hours to watch them, it is the most direct route from interest to participation.
The mechanics are simple enough: you choose a strategy to follow, and the platform replicates its trades on your account within the conditions that apply to you. The judgement is entirely in the choosing. A record is worth more than a headline return, and the numbers that matter most are the uncomfortable ones — how deep past drawdowns ran, how long recovery took, and whether the approach behaved consistently or won once and drifted.
The sensible way in is a demo account. Watching a strategy work through a losing stretch, which every approach has, teaches more than any summary of performance. If the behaviour matches what you expected, moving to a real account is a small step. If it does not, you have learned that for free.
Copy trading moves risk rather than removing it. You take on another trader's positions, their sizing and their bad weeks, so deciding in advance how much of your account any single strategy controls is the one discipline worth insisting on. Past results are a record, never a promise.
It is also worth reviewing a subscription periodically rather than leaving it indefinitely, since a strategy that suited your account a year ago may not suit it now. Copy trading and algorithmic trading are the two ways the platform can trade without you present; the pages on trading robots and automation cover the other route. For the complete detail of TM9, see the TM9 home page.
Inside Trade Master 9.
TM9 provides access to copy trading features that allow users to follow and replicate trading strategies, subject to available functionality and account conditions.





Following Someone Else.
Follow and replicate trading strategies from the browser, subject to platform functionality and account conditions.
How it works
You follow a strategy and the platform replicates its trades on your account, within the conditions that apply to your account type.
What to check first
- The record behind the strategy.
- The risk level it runs at.
- How much of your account it controls.
Alongside automation
Copy trading and algorithmic trading are the two routes to trading without being present; both are available through the platform.
What to Check Before You Allocate.
Three notes on due diligence that takes ten minutes and saves more.
In practice
Starting on a demo account is the sensible route: watching a strategy through a losing stretch teaches more than any summary of past performance.
Worth knowing
Copying somebody else moves risk rather than removing it. Past results are a record, not a promise, and availability depends on your account conditions.
Who it is for
This page is for traders who want exposure without screen time, and for anyone learning by watching experienced traders work.
Where Copying Sits.
Between trading by hand and automating your own rules.
Read the drawdown, not the return
Every signal worth following publishes an audited history, and the number that matters in it is the worst drawdown rather than the headline return. A strategy you abandon at its low point loses you money regardless of how it finishes the year, so the question is whether you could sit through that drawdown — and the risk cap per signal exists to make the answer yes.
Good to know
TM9 is a software development company and does not provide investment or brokerage services. The platform supplies the trading terminals, analysis tools and automation; your broker holds the funds, sets spreads and leverage, and executes the orders the platform sends. Trading carries a real risk of loss, and signals or robots are tools rather than financial advice.
Read next
Algorithmic Trading on the Web. Trading Robots and Automation. Secure Web Trading. Or open the Platform Guide for all 77 pages.
More Pages to Read.
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Or jump to the TM9 Guides and Platform Guide hubs, or the home page.