Speechless Trading / Smart Invest
Understand the process.
Stay in control.
A step-by-step introduction to Smart Invest: explore a strategy, connect your broker account and monitor what happens.
The process
Four steps. A clear framework.
Explore a strategy
Review the approach, available results, drawdown and trading frequency. Understand what is connected and what is still in preparation.
Connect your account
Open or use an eligible account in your own name with the selected broker. Review the copy settings and terms before activating the connection.
Follow the trades
The broker’s copy service mirrors the strategy according to your settings. Your execution and results can differ from the strategy account.
Review the results
Monitor your account at the broker and use our Performance overview for strategy context. Review fees, exposure and open positions regularly.
Your account
Understand who does what.
Your trading account is held with the broker in your name. The broker provides account access, execution and the copy service. Speechless Trading provides strategy information and guidance on the setup; we do not receive or hold your deposited funds.
Check the permissions you grant and the broker’s terms before connecting.
Before you start
Automation needs understanding.
Copytrading can reduce manual trade entry. It still requires you to understand the strategy, costs and potential losses. Past results do not establish future outcomes.
Minimum funding, performance fees, trading costs and withdrawal conditions depend on the chosen broker, platform and strategy.
Stay informed
Review. Monitor. Decide.
Check the provider’s instructions for pausing, changing or disconnecting a strategy. Stopping new copying does not necessarily close existing positions. Your broker account is the primary place to check your own positions and balances.
View Performance ↗Your next step
Get clarity before you decide.
Ask us about the current setup, supported brokers and strategy conditions.
Trading and copytrading involve risk of loss. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.