Copy Trading | Translate

Leonardo Ciaccio
2 min read

Discover how to navigate symbol differences between brokers using Copiix's translate parameter. Learn to handle symbol variations like DAX vs GER30, and how to optimize your cross-broker copy trading setup for seamless operation across different trading platforms.

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Copy Trading | Translate

Copy Trading Translate: Understanding Symbols Between Brokers

Hey everyone! Today we want to talk about a useful feature of the copy trading platform Copiix: the copy trading translate parameter. This tool is essential for navigating the symbols used by different brokers, which can sometimes be a bit confusing.

Symbols: The Differences to Keep in Mind

Take the DAX, for example. Some brokers call it "DAX," while others label it as "GER30." To avoid any issues, you can set the translation parameter as DAX:GER30.

How Translation Works

If you need to translate other symbols, you can simply add them separated by a comma, like:

  • DAX:GER30, S&P500:SPX500, ...

Advanced Configuration Tips

Multiple Broker Setup

When copying between multiple brokers, you might need complex translation rules:

DAX:GER30, S&P500:SPX500, NASDAQ:NAS100, GOLD:XAUUSD

Testing Your Configuration

  1. Start with Demo: Always test translations on demo accounts first
  2. Monitor Execution: Check that trades are executing on correct symbols
  3. Verify Pricing: Ensure price feeds match between translated symbols
  4. Log Review: Check Copiix logs for any translation errors

Best Practices

Research Symbol Names

Before setting up copy trading:

  • Check both brokers: Verify symbol names on provider and follower accounts
  • Contact support: Ask broker support for official symbol lists
  • Use demo first: Test all translations before live trading

Common Pitfalls to Avoid

  • Case sensitivity: Some brokers use different capitalization
  • Special characters: Watch for dots, underscores, or other symbols
  • Market sessions: Some symbols may have session-specific variations
  • Instrument types: Ensure you're matching like instruments (spot vs futures)

Conclusion

Using the copy trading translate parameter will help you avoid confusion and optimize your trades on Copiix. This feature ensures that:

  • Seamless copying across different broker platforms
  • Accurate trade execution on the correct instruments
  • Reduced errors from symbol mismatches
  • Flexible configuration for complex multi-broker setups

Key Takeaways

  • Translation needed: When symbol names are completely different
  • Testing essential: Always verify on demo accounts first
  • Documentation: Keep track of your translation settings

If you have any questions or want to share your experiences, feel free to reach out!

Happy trading!