Deriv introduces Tactical Indices: Streamlining strategy-based trading
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Cyberjaya, 27 November – Deriv has launched Tactical Indices, an innovative asset class that transforms how traders interact with financial markets. This development automates sophisticated trading strategies, making them accessible to traders of all experience levels.
As an established online broker with 25 years of industry experience, Deriv developed Tactical Indices to address common trading challenges. This new offering automatically executes pre-defined rules based on technical indicators, enabling traders to capitalise on market opportunities without constant manual intervention.
"Tactical Indices help bridge the gap between complex trading strategies and practical execution," explains Prakash Bhudia, Head of Product and Growth at Deriv. "We’re making advanced trading techniques more accessible by reducing the barriers of manual execution and technical complexity."
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The initial launch features four Silver RSI Tactical Indices, each designed to capture different market opportunities:
Momentum-based Indices
- Trend Up: potentially capitalising on upward trends in silver prices.
- Trend Down: potentially capitalising on downward trends in silver prices.
Contrarian Indices
- Pullback: potentially capitalising on downward trend reversals in silver.
- Rebound: potentially capitalising on upward trend reversals in silver.
Key benefits of Tactical Indices for traders
- Automated strategy execution: Technical indicators guide position adjustments automatically
- Reduced trading costs: Minimised expenses from manual rebalancing
- Advanced trading access: Complex strategies without extensive technical knowledge
- Strategic leverage: Optimised exposure for potential enhanced returns
Tactical Indices, currently available on the Deriv MT5, Deriv cTrader, and Deriv X platforms, mark an important step forward. Deriv plans to expand the offering in early 2025 with additional technical indicators, including MACD and Bollinger Bands, alongside new trading strategies and asset classes.
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