Vendo DD50
The calmest account on this list by a wide margin: 449.64% all-time yield against a 9.05% maximum drawdown, verified on its own CopyFX page. Gold only, so the return depends entirely on one instrument behaving.
RoboForex CopyFX rating
Every account here trades on RoboForex CopyFX, and this is a portfolio rather than a leaderboard — picked for genuinely different risk profiles, not the highest headline return. Each entry carries a written risk note, an all-time drawdown check and a direct link to the strategy. Our guide on portfolio diversification covers how to combine them into something you can actually hold.
The calmest account on this list by a wide margin: 449.64% all-time yield against a 9.05% maximum drawdown, verified on its own CopyFX page. Gold only, so the return depends entirely on one instrument behaving.
740.99% all-time yield against a 17.5% maximum drawdown - the best risk-adjusted profile of any RoboForex strategy checked after SARUJA AI collapsed. Trader's own description: 'no martingale or aggressive grids' - backed by the mix: ~70% gold, rest spread across silver, EUR/USD and five other pairs. 146 subscribers, $49,552 balance.
The only account here not built on gold: AUDCAD and EURGBP, which is real instrument diversification against the rest of this list. Modest by design at 79.05% all-time yield, and a 16.57% maximum drawdown to match.
266.61% all-time yield, genuinely stable over the past month (251-267% range, no sharp moves). A real 62.61% max drawdown sits somewhere in its 21-month history - comparable to SARUJA's own figure, but reached once over nearly two years, not in the account's first five months. 251 subscribers, $209,412 balance - the most of any candidate checked.
Strong cumulative yield at 3,305% all time, but the drawdown behind it reaches 71.14% and only 15 people currently copy it. Held here as a high-risk entry rather than a recommendation.
A 402.91% all-time yield with a 70.91% maximum drawdown behind it, and currently no subscribers at all. Listed for completeness rather than as something to copy.
Our table is intentionally short. RoboForex's own CopyFX marketplace lists thousands of strategies and lets you filter by platform, period, profit and trading style — useful if you want to check our picks against the full field, or sort it yourself.
CopyFX is RoboForex's own copy-trading platform, running on MT4, MT5 and R StocksTrader. You subscribe to a strategy, your account mirrors that trader's positions in proportion to what you funded, and you can stop at any point. What that costs is set by the trader, not by the platform, so it differs on every row of the table above. Before funding anything, check the broker itself against our forex broker rating and the RoboForex review.
The useful question is not "which trader earned the most last month?" but "which strategy can survive different market phases without oversized drawdown?"
Each trader sets their own commission as a share of the profit they make you. Across the accounts on this page it runs from 15% to 35%, settled weekly. There is no fee on a losing week — but a strategy that swings hard can charge you on the up weeks and still leave you down over the quarter.
Most strategies here open at a $100 minimum deposit, which is why the entry cost is rarely the deciding factor. It is worth checking anyway: BLADE on this list asks $12,000, which is most of the reason nobody currently copies it.
Every figure in our table is all-time, not a three-month window, because the window is where the risk hides. One strategy we listed in July showed a modest -24% drawdown and a triple-digit yield; it lost 76% in the first four days of August and has been pulled from this page.
RoboForex Ltd is licensed in Belize (FSC No. 9759600) and does not accept clients in the EU, EEA, UK, United States, Canada, Japan, Australia or Brazil, among others. The broker's own disclosure puts the share of retail accounts losing money on CFDs at 75.85%.