The strategy rating is a list of all strategies available for copying, ranked by profitability. Besides profitability, other parameters are summarized on the strategy details page:
Strategy age in days - the number of days that have passed since the strategy was created.
Strategy profitability - the return calculated using the mutual fund model. A strategy's return reflects the actual return on the investor's account if the investor had connected to the strategy at the time of its creation, excluding the payment of fees.
Profitability chart - the change in the strategy's profitability over time.
Maximum drawdown - the maximum loss that an investor copying the strategy could have received if he or she had connected and disconnected at the most unfavorable moment ( excluding fee payments and other factors that distort profitability).
Maximum leverage – the maximum leverage used in the account. Example: having $10,000 in the account, a trader opened 1 lot of USDJPY. At the moment of opening the position, the maximum leverage of 10 will be registered (contract value $100,000 / available funds $10,000). At a loss of $1,000, the position closed at the stop loss. At the moment of closing the position, the maximum leverage of 11,11 will be registered (contract value $100,000 / available funds $9,000). If there were no other transactions on the account, you will see the maximum leverage of 11.11 in the statistics. These parameters can be used to evaluate the risk level of the strategy. Keep in mind that past results do not guarantee the same profit in the future.