Five days, sixty times—if you’re not over-leveraging and not going heavy on positions, where would the doubling come from? So everyone, don’t say your positions are heavy. No matter whether my position is light or heavy, once I place an order, I set a stop-loss—so you don’t need to worry about getting liquidated! Most of the people who trade gold—9 out of 10—use slow stop-losses; they gradually bleed away the principal until it’s gone, or they stubbornly hold until they get liquidated and the account is wiped out to zero. Like me, at least I still have a chance to fight! Then let me remind everyone: copying trades involves risk, and risk and reward are always directly proportional. If you’re afraid, then by all means don’t follow. My principal is even more than what you plus more than a hundred others have combined. And I also don’t want to lose—if I never lose, you can’t blame me. From now on, my positions will be lighter than before. And many people ask how much money you need to be able to keep up—if I open one lot, you only need 1% of my principal, and so on. Go to the copy trading page to see the principal behind the trades I lead. Finally, I wish everyone good luck in everything and smooth sailing in all matters!