TING CHIEH HUANG
@Hugely
ABOUT
Popular Investor on eToro since January 2019. 6+ years of trading experience specializing in tech stocks (96.9% stocks, 3.1% ETF). Focused on NVDA (21.97%), AMD (9.67%), and TSM (7.38%). High ESG score of 65/100.
TRADING STYLE
Momentum & Growth
EXPERIENCE
6+ Years
Intelligent Copy Trading on eToro
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RISK-ADJUSTED RETURNS
ANNUAL PERFORMANCE
MAXIMUM LOSS FROM PEAK
OUT OF 10
PERFORMANCE COMPARISON
Total percentage return over the past 12 months. Shows how much the portfolio has grown or shrunk.
Why it matters: Higher gains indicate successful trading, but should be balanced with risk metrics.
The largest peak-to-trough decline in portfolio value. Measures the worst-case loss from any previous high point.
Why it matters: Lower drawdowns show better risk management and capital preservation during market volatility.
A 1-10 rating calculated from volatility, position sizing, and leverage usage. Higher numbers indicate more aggressive trading.
Why it matters: Helps you choose traders matching your risk tolerance. Conservative investors prefer scores 1-4, moderate 5-7, aggressive 8-10.
Measures risk-adjusted returns. Calculated as (Return - Risk Free Rate) / Volatility. Above 2.0 is excellent.
Why it matters: Shows how much return you get per unit of risk. A higher Sharpe means better risk-adjusted performance.
Percentage of profitable trades out of total trades closed. Calculated as profitable trades / total trades × 100.
Why it matters: Indicates trading consistency and strategy effectiveness. However, high win rates with small gains can be less profitable than lower win rates with larger gains.
Number of investors currently copying this trader's portfolio in real-time.
Why it matters: High copier counts show community trust and confidence, but always do your own research.
