STRATEGY / XAUUSD
SONIC
Gold copy trading through CopyX and Tag Markets.
Sonic is an XAU/USD strategy available through the CopyX system at Tag Markets. When connected, eligible trades can be replicated automatically in your own trading account according to its configuration.
Copying a strategy does not remove trading risk. Leveraged CFD trading can result in loss of capital.
Read the risk guideWhat Sonic does
The style is commonly described as scalping: short-duration trading focused on gold against the US dollar. This describes the stated approach, not a promise that every trade closes quickly.
Once connected, users do not manually enter each eligible copied trade. The trading account remains with the broker, where copied activity and closed trades can be reviewed. Settings, execution and eligibility affect what is replicated.
Project-approved description; current platform terms must be checked before activation.
SEPARATE ROLES. CLEAR RESPONSIBILITIES.
Who does what?
CopyTradingHQ
Education, analytics, onboarding guidance and affiliate/referral website. We do not hold your trading funds.
Sonic
The strategy being followed. Separate from CopyTradingHQ.
CopyX
The system connecting eligible strategy trades to your account.
Tag Markets
The broker and trading account provider.
You
Own and control your broker account, subject to platform and account terms.
The recorded performance
These figures and trade records relate exclusively to Sonic, using the supplied reconciled Sonic workbook. They do not represent copy trading as a whole or other strategies. Follower-equivalent returns use the source calibration and performance fee; they are not every follower account’s actual results. Data after the stated cutoff is not yet imported.
Trading data has not yet been updated for the latest session. Figures remain based on the latest confirmed trades shown above.
Historical performance is not a guarantee of future results. Actual equity drawdown is unavailable.
Monthly follower-equivalent returns
Reconciled source months · not observed account equity
Historical performance is not a guarantee of future results. These calibrated historical returns are not the results of every follower account.
SONIC / THE TRADE LOG
See the trades behind the numbers.
These are Sonic’s recorded closed trades from the reconciled source workbook. Explore the wins, losses, durations and source results behind Sonic’s history.
XAUUSDGold / US DollarBuy+0.05%
XAUUSDGold / US DollarBuy-0.03%
XAUUSDGold / US DollarSell+0.04%
XAUUSDGold / US DollarBuy+0.06%
XAUUSDGold / US DollarSell+0.03%
Understanding amplification
Amplification describes trading capacity relative to deposited capital. The example below is conditional: it applies only if an eligible account’s current terms provide this allocation.
Educational example · not an available-account promise- $1,000Deposited capital
- 24×Trading allocation
- $24,000Trading capacity
The extra trading capacity is not withdrawable cash. It is not money given to the investor. Capacity alone does not establish the exposure of every trade or a fixed return multiplier.
Gains are magnified.
More exposure can increase a gain from a favourable movement.
Losses are magnified.
The same exposure increases sensitivity to adverse movement and liquidation thresholds.
The historical calculator does not multiply reconciled returns by 24. Its recorded follower-equivalent methodology is separate from this educational illustration.
Read the amplification guide →A threshold is not a guarantee
- Account equity falls
- A term-defined threshold may be reached
- Positions may be closed automatically
A drawdown threshold can trigger automatic account liquidation or closure depending on current account terms. It is essential to know which balance or equity measure the threshold uses, when it resets and what gets closed.
No numeric liquidation threshold or guaranteed loss limit is asserted here. Check the actual account agreement before choosing amplification or connecting.
Actual execution during volatile or illiquid markets can differ from expected stop levels due to slippage, gaps and liquidity conditions.
Understand liquidation risk →Fees, in plain sight
Performance fee: 30% of qualifying profits. The source historical model uses this rate. Check current platform terms before activation, including how qualifying profits are defined and when a fee is taken.
This is a fee illustration, not an earnings prediction. Other applicable trading, funding, conversion or withdrawal charges depend on account terms. No high-water mark or loss carryforward is assumed from missing information.
Liquidity-provider commission
Liquidity-provider commission: $10 per lot of gold traded, per trade. This is separate from the 30% performance fee and is based on trading volume.
For example, one trade of 1 lot incurs $10 in this commission. The charge applies to the traded volume, regardless of whether the trade is profitable.
The source workbook does not separately identify this commission. Whether it is already included in its P/L and monthly returns remains unconfirmed; the historical figures are preserved without an additional deduction.