Social media has entered people’s daily lives to the point where one can’t eat a meal without sharing it online.
With trading and investment gaining popularity, it’s about time the two facets of people’s lives started mingling. (2/8)
With trading and investment gaining popularity, it’s about time the two facets of people’s lives started mingling. (2/8)
The interaction of these aspects gave rise to Social Trading.
Social trading is a phenomenon where investors publish, observe and mimic each other’s portfolios. (3/8)
Social trading is a phenomenon where investors publish, observe and mimic each other’s portfolios. (3/8)
The interaction of these aspects gave rise to Social Trading.
Social trading is a phenomenon where investors publish, observe and mimic each other’s portfolios. (4/8)
Social trading is a phenomenon where investors publish, observe and mimic each other’s portfolios. (4/8)
Social Trading consists of Copy Trading and Mirror Trading.
Copy trading is where the trades are automated, and the assets owned by the user are based entirely on the other trader’s picks. (5/8)
Copy trading is where the trades are automated, and the assets owned by the user are based entirely on the other trader’s picks. (5/8)
In mirror trading, the autonomy of individual investors is compromised, and the assets are traded based on algorithmic strategies. (6/8) 
You might be wondering, “How is this different from the ‘expert tips’ I receive from the many Telegram channels?”
Well, in legitimate social trading, you can see real portfolios and not just claims made by strangers on the internet. (7/8)
Well, in legitimate social trading, you can see real portfolios and not just claims made by strangers on the internet. (7/8)
Read about Trinkerr, a social trading platform and how it’s making waves among the Indian populace on Finology Blogs (8/8)
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