The “Percent vs Pips” graph plots the percentage growth versus the number of pips earned on specific dates. For example, on every specific date, we are able to see the pips earned and the growth on equity.

For strategy followers who use “fixed trade size” as their settings for executing trades, they will want the strategy providers’ “Percent vs Pips” graph to be linear (i.e. moving closely side by side). There are two reasons why a linear graph is crucial for followers, especially those using “fixed trade size”:

  • It ensures consistency in providers’ lot size per trade which in turn produces similar results to that of the providers.
  • For low-risk followers who want to avoid providers who over-leverage to gain .

Below is an example of a consistent lot size strategy provider:

Copy Tip of the Week - 20190531 (#1)

And here’s an example of a provider who is not consistent with their lot size per trade:

Copy Tip of the Week - 20190531 (#2)

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