Hey everyone. So, the pause button - why would you 'pause copy'? So, the reason I've
used it in the past, is because I want to remove some funds from someone I'm
copying, but not all of them, okay. So, when you want to remove funds from someone
you're copying, you've got a few options. A: you can stop the copy. All right, so
here I am in my portfolio. Here are the people I'm copying. So, let's say I go to
'Fastik' - I go over here to this - I can either stop copying him - now if I click
'Stop Copying', I've made a video about this - it will close all the positions. I
won't be copying him anymore - it'll close all of the trades that he's
currently opened, or that I'm copying through him. It will close them all at
the current market value. They may be in profit, they may be at a loss - doesn't matter,
it will close them for me as quickly as possible, and return the money, down here
to my available balance. That's one way. And I won't be copying any of his future
trades. The other way I can do it, is I can go here to 'Remove Funds' and I can
click, and I can see - at the moment, it will let me remove $7.39. So, it will only
let you remove the funds which aren't currently being used in active trades. So
when you copy someone - a trader - let's say you copy them with $1000
okay. They may, or may not use all of that $1000 in active trades. So,
they'll use a certain amount of the money to trade with, and it will build up
over time. Sometimes it will be less, because they're waiting for a good
opportunity, sometimes it'll be more - whatever, but it's rarely 100% used and it's...
you know - it depends how much is actually there which you can remove. But,
as you see - so out of 200 with him at the moment. If I go to 'Remove
Funds', simply... From him, I can remove 7:39. From Jay, I can remove - this tells you
basically, what they're not using... I can remove 18:56. If you want to see what
they are using, you can click in - let's let's go to Jay. I click in, and here's them
within my portfolio - these are all the positions I'm copying via them. Go to the
bottom, and you can see 'Total Open' - that's the total amount of my money that I've
invested with them, which they're using in active trades. So, 'Remove Funds'
let's you remove the bit which they're not using. But, let's say
they're using it all, and like with Fastik over here, I can only withdraw $7.39,
and I want to withdraw more - I want to withdraw $50 or something. What
else can I do? The other thing I can do, is I can click into him in the portfolio.
These are all the trades that are open, remember - that I've copied via him, and I
can press this X, and I can shut them all down. So, if I press X here, I'm not -
I'm worried to - lets press X here... I can close the trade manually. I can close any of
the trades manually. The problem with doing that, is we copy
these people because we trust them to know when to open a position, and when to
close a position. When to take the money. So, to do it manually sort of defeats the
purpose, you know. To go in manually, and just start closing them... And then, once
I'll closed them all, then I can go to 'Remove Funds' again, and I'll be able to
remove more, because that money - where I've closed the trades, it's freed up -
it's not being used anymore. I can withdraw it back to my 'Available
Balance'. It's a bit of a messy way. So, what I can do, is I can go to 'Pause Copy.'
So, what does 'Pause Copy' do? Pause Copy is a way of just - boom, it puts
a hold on your activity with that trader. So, when you 'Stop Copy', you're no longer
copying them, okay. With 'Pause Copy', you still copy them - the copy position is
still open, okay - so, any trades that they've done so far for you - any
trades which are currently open... Let's go into Jay. If I pause the copy on Jay, these
trades which are currently active via Jay, they stay open, all right. He'll still
close them when he sees fit to close them - hopefully in profit, or at the best
time. I trust him to know when to close them. What it does, is it keeps the old
ones, or the current ones still active. But, if he opens a new trade, I won't
copy that new trade. From the time I press 'Pause' which is here - so I go here,
and I can press 'Pause Copy'. "Once you pause copying, new trades will not be opened."
Okay, so once I press pause - I press 'Pause' and that little pause button comes up over
here. These trades are still active, you see - he's still in charge of these trades
for me. He closes them when he says it's time to close them. But, if he opens
another trade now, or in five minutes, or in a day or whatever,
I will not copy that new trade, okay. And I won't copy it until I click here, again
and I press 'Resume Copy'. When I press 'Resume Copy' it goes back to normal.
Any new trades he opens, I will also open. So, what effect does this have... O.K, so if
I go down again - let's say I'm copying him with 450, and if I go down to 'Total Open'
I can see 317.89, all right. So whatever's 'open' - being used in active
trades - I can't withdraw that money, okay. Now, the rest of it, I can withdraw - I can
go to, I can go back, and I can go to 'Remove Funds' and I can withdraw it, and
when I press 'Update', it will suddenly show up here in my 'Available Balance'. Now,
when I've paused the copy, every trader - Jay for instance - you can see how
frequently they trade. You go to their profile here - go to his actual profile,
and go to his 'Stats', and at the bottom, you can see that he makes 33.36
trades per week, which is an awful lot. Jay - frequent trading, okay. Now
what does that mean? That means that around 33 times a week, Jay will
close one position, and open a new one. He's generally got to close something,
and open - in order to open a new one. Unless he just keeps pumping
money into the system, he's only got a certain amount of money. So, he usually
has to close an old trade, and open a new one. So, if I've paused the copy, he'll
close the old trade, but he won't open that new one, so some money will be freed
up. It won't be in open trades, do you see what I mean? The money that is being used
in active trades will start to go down, and down, and down
and the rest of that money, which isn't being used in active trades - the amount I
can withdraw - that is going up, and up, and up. So, 'Pause Copy' is a way to actually
- just do that - to let the amount of money that you can remove from any one person
you're copying - to let that build up, so that after a while, you can remove it to
your 'Available Funds' and then resume the copy, okay. So, it's a way - a good way to
withdraw money from a trader. That's the use I've found of it so far. Actually, it
was a trader, one of the people I'm copying, who pointed this out to me. I hadn't
thought of it before. But it's a very clever way to make sure that
they're still copying the active trades, they're still managing the active trades -
They'll sell them when they see good and fit to sell them. That's why we copy them
because we trust them. But, the new ones - won't copy them for a while, and that
money that I can withdraw, can build up. Take it out, I've got that money - I can go
use it to copy someone else, or trade manually. And then, when I'm happy, I can
just press 'Resume Copy' and it all goes on as normal. So, there we are. That's one
way of using 'Pause Copy'. So you can - over here...
Just simple - Pause Copy. I've paused the copy on him. You'll see the big thing pop
up, over his face - it's easy to see that he's the paused guy out of these
3. And then, when I want to, just go back and 'Resume Copy', and we're back to
normal. There we go.