Trade directional moves with Trek Indices on Deriv
If you're a trend trader looking for synthetic markets with a clear directional bias, Deriv's new Trek Indices are built just for that. With a 30% volatility target and a design that favours either upward or downward price movement, these new indices create a stable environment for swing trades, momentum setups, and directional strategies.
What makes Trek Indices different?
Unlike other Synthetic Indices that mimic sharp spikes (Crash/Boom), random jumps (Jump Indices), or shifting volatility phases (DEX), Trek Indices give you trend-friendly movement in one direction over time — upward or downward, depending on the version you choose.
This gives directional traders more control and predictability when building a setup or following a price pattern.
Why traders should explore Trek Indices
With Trek Indices, you get:
- Built-in bias: Choose between upward or downward price behaviour
- Stable trading conditions: 30% volatility target helps reduce market noise
- 24/7 trading: Trade anytime, unaffected by real-world events
- Compatible with your platforms: Trade on Deriv MT5, Deriv X, or Deriv cTrader
What trading Trek Indices could look like
Trek Indices are designed to favour strong directional moves.
If you follow trends and anticipate bullish momentums, the Trek Up Index is for you. This index tends to show steady upward price action with occasional bullish spikes.
Meanwhile, the Trek Down Index often features steady fluctuations followed by sharper downward moves — which may suit breakout or bearish setups.
Start trading Trek Indices today
Trek Indices are now available for demo accounts on Deriv MT5, Deriv X, and Deriv cTrader. You can also trade them on real accounts via Deriv MT5. Launches on other platforms are coming soon.
Find out more about how Trek Indices differ from traditional Volatility Indices in our beginner’s guide.
Log in to your Deriv account and explore Trek Indices, or if you’re new to Deriv, sign up now to start trading.
Disclaimer:
This content is not intended for EU residents. The information contained within this blog article is for educational purposes only and is not intended as financial or investment advice. The information may become outdated. We recommend you do your own research before making any trading decisions.