TRADING BOOM AND CRASH
CRASH 500
Crash 500 is the most traded and profitable of the Crash indices, with 80% more trades than any other Boom or Crash index. It is highly volatile yet predictable once you familiarize yourself with its pattern. The spikes typically range from 5 to 25 pips. The ideal time frames for trading Crash 500 are 5 minutes and 15 minutes. It follows several strategies I’ve shared on this site, making it a reliable money maker.
The Crash 500 trading strategy requires discipline and patience and is easy to understand. Many traders, however, are impatient and greedy, often changing strategies in search of better results. My advice is to stick to the Crash 500 strategy, set clear trading limits, and focus on trading to withdraw profits.
Advantage 3: Funds from Deriv.com, the volatility index broker, can be withdrawn even on weekends. Thanks to Deriv.com’s Payment Agent System, you have access to a variety of withdrawal methods, offering flexibility.
CRASH 300
Crash 300 is the most volatile pair, capable of spiking up to 70 pips in a single move. The average range of its spikes or crashes is between 45 and 50 pips. By design, it spikes after every 300 ticks, similar to Boom 300. Crash 300 has gained popularity among experienced traders, particularly those from the currency market, and is often compared to Nas100 or Gold in the volatility index market.
Crash 300 is an upward-trending pair, like all Crash indices, and only changes direction through sharp spikes. If you're new to volatility index trading, it's best to start with Crash 500, Crash 1000, and Boom 500. These pairs offer a smoother learning curve. Take the time to study these before progressing to more volatile pairs like Crash 300.