Brian Kamp

Use this profile-by-profile checklist to turn PU Prime’s provider data into a repeatable decision instead of a rushed reaction to recent ROI.

Conservative settings reduce exposure and create clearer stopping points. They do not make an aggressive signal provider conservative or remove CFD risk.

Copy trading can lose money even when the provider has a strong history. The reason is straightforward: copied positions are still real market positions.

In a proper broker-based setup, the copy trader chooses orders—not who owns your money. Your name, access, funding and withdrawal control should remain yours.

The PU Prime mobile app brings provider discovery, allocation, copied positions and monitoring into one workflow. Here is what to understand at each stage.

Good monitoring is scheduled, evidence-based and deliberately boring. It checks whether the provider still behaves like the strategy you selected.

Position sizing determines how strongly a provider’s decisions affect your account. The goal is not to remove loss; it is to prevent one strategy from controlling your financial outcome.

Drawdown shows how far an account fell from a previous peak. It is one of the most useful copy-trading metrics—and one of the easiest to misunderstand.

The highest return is rarely the most useful starting point. A better selection process combines history, drawdown, open risk, behaviour and cost.