Types of Synthetic indices

The number in the name means “yearly volatility is X%”.

It means that during the year, the price of these assets

can change by the percentage shown in the name.

These indices’ yearly volatility can be between 20% and 99%. If we take gold, for example, its yearly volatility is

usually between 10% and 30%. High volatility makes trading interesting as it produces more chances to make money.

The number in the name means “yearly volatility is X%”.

It means that during the year, the price of these assets

can change by the percentage shown in the name.

These indices’ yearly volatility can be between 20% and 99%. If we take gold, for example, its yearly volatility is usually between 10% and 30%. High volatility makes trading interesting as it produces more chances to make money.

In addition to volatility, an extralogic is added here: these spike up or down every 30 minutes on average. This feature makes them perfect for news trades and gap catchers.

The logic of this group of indices is the following: the price goes ONLY UP. And once in 1200 (400, 600, 800, 999) ticks,

it drops. Perfect for newbies and scalpers because they

don’t have to guess the direction: they can do short-term “buy” and watch out for sudden drops.

The logic of this group of indices is the following: the price goes ONLY DOWN. And once in 1200 (400, 600, 800, 999) ticks, it jumps. Perfect for newbies and scalpers because they don’t have to guess the direction: they can do short-term “sell” and watch out for sudden jumps up.

The logic of this group of indices is the following: there’s a 50% chance that the price direction will change with a certain fixed change step. This change is coded to be step-by-step, which means there will be no sudden movements. Numbers in

the name mean “fixed step” multiplied by X. These indices are for range traders.

The index behaves like Gain: the price goes ONLY down and once in 1200 (600, 1800) ticks, it jumps. After this jump,

the SWITCH happens and the index starts behaving like Pain (and the price starts going up).

The index behaves like Gain: the price goes ONLY down and once in 1200 (600, 1800) ticks, it jumps up. If the jump is higher than the previous jump – the behaviour changes and the index starts behaving like Pain (whose price only goes up and occasionally drops down by 1 tick). If the jump is not higher than the previous jump – the price continues its movement down.

The index behaves like Gain: the price goes ONLY down and once in 1200 (600, 1800) ticks, it jumps up. If the trend changes from uptrend to downtrend – the behaviour changes and

the index starts behaving like Pain. This group of indices is suitable for trend traders. For those unfamiliar with the concept, here is a reminder of how the trend is defined: Uptrend – price highs become higher, price lows become higher; Downtrend – price highs become lower, price lows become lower

Plus X1 is the benchmark of predictability and transparency in the world of progression indices. Its logic is simple and elegant, making it the ideal instrument both for honing strategies and

for calculating potential returns with precision.
​Key Feature: The index employs linear step growth. This means the size of each subsequent step increases by a constant value of 1 (e.g., 1, 2, 3, 4, 5…).

FiboX harnesses the most revered mathematical pattern in trading — the Fibonacci sequence. Here, the market's progression is guided by nature's own rhythm, where each step is the sum of the two preceding ones (e.g., 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13…). This creates an organic, accelerating growth pattern that is both elegant and profoundly significant for technical analysts.

QuadX is engineered for those who seek explosive opportunity. It operates on the principle of quadratic growth, where each step is the square of the next sequential integer (e.g., 1, 4, 9, 16, 25, 36…). This creates a powerful, accelerating progression where step sizes increase at a dramatic rate, delivering unparalleled profit potential within a single trend.