Mercado YPFivo replicates, through automated copy-trading, the decisions of the strategies with the best verified performance. Data analysis stops taking up hours of the day of professionals working from any location, to focus on what requires human judgment: the strategic allocation of capital.
Mercado YPFivo does not send loose recommendations for the user to decide under pressure. The system observes the behavior of a limited set of strategies with auditable history, calculates their consistency in different market cycles and replicates their execution within the risk limits defined for each account.
The goal is not to promise performance, but to reduce the time a professional spends monitoring the market so that it can be spent on higher-level allocation decisions.
Manually following multiple markets, interpreting correlations and reacting in time requires constant availability that most remote professionals cannot sustain alongside their core business. The usual result is not loss due to poor analysis, but loss due to late or incomplete analysis.
Predictive models do not eliminate market uncertainty. They reduce reaction time and apply identical evaluation criteria in each cycle, something that is difficult to sustain manually for long periods.
Market variables processed by the predictive engine in each strategy evaluation cycle, before a signal is considered suitable for replication.
The system analyzes the execution history of each candidate strategy, along with current market conditions, to estimate the probability that its behavior will remain stable. Strategies are not selected for a specific result, but for the regularity of their decision process throughout different scenarios.
Once an account is linked to a strategy, operations are replicated proportionally to the assigned capital, without manual intervention in each order. The user defines the percentage of exposed capital and the strategy operates within that limit, with a complete record of each operation executed.
Each replicated strategy operates under maximum loss limits and exposure per asset defined before linking. If a strategy exceeds its historical risk parameters, replication is automatically paused for review, rather than continuing to execute orders under atypical behavior.
Before enabling replication of any strategy, Mercado YPFivo documents the entire evaluation process. The traceability of the criterion is as relevant as the result it produces.
Review of the user's risk profile and capital objectives.
Filtering of strategies compatible with the defined profile.
Setting exposure limits and maximum loss.
Proportional execution of operations in real time.
Performance report and parameter adjustment if applicable.
Three common usage patterns among those who manage their main activity from different time zones and need their capital to work without requiring constant attention.
Profiles that travel or work in time zones other than the main markets link their capital to low-turnover strategies and review performance in weekly reports, without the need for intraday tracking.
Temporary allocation of a part of the capital to strategies aimed at reducing exposure when uncertainty increases, without closing long-term positions.
Gradual increase in the capital replicated per strategy as the user expands its availability, maintaining the same risk limits defined at the beginning.
Each strategy has a maximum loss limit defined before linking. If this limit is reached, the replication stops automatically and the user receives a notification to review whether to continue, adjust parameters or withdraw the allocated capital.
Liquidity depends on the instruments on which each strategy operates. In general, unreplicated capital in an open position can be withdrawn without additional restrictions by the platform; The capital in open positions follows the liquidity conditions of the instrument itself.
The engine evaluates historical consistency, drawdown control and correlation with other strategies already available. A new strategy is only enabled when its history meets the minimum criteria described in the process transparency section.
No. The system runs replication within the limits that the user defines. The decision on how much capital to allocate, to which strategy and under what level of risk remains the responsibility of the user at all times.