🚀 Introduction

Welcome to our platform's innovative feature: Indicator Providers for Indices. This comprehensive guide is designed to help you navigate and maximize the potential of this exciting addition to our trading ecosystem. Whether you're a seasoned trader or just starting out, this guide will provide you with the essential knowledge and tools to effectively utilize our new Indicator Providers.

🏁 Getting Started

1. 🛒 Begin your journey by visiting our Marketplace page. Here, you'll find an extensive list of new Indicator Providers, each offering unique insights for indices trading.

2. To commence your trading experience, you have two primary options: a) 📋 Navigate to the preset page where you can find and copy the recommended settings from your chosen Indicator Provider. This option is ideal for those who prefer to follow expert-curated trading strategies.

   

   b) 🤖 On the Marketplace page, locate and click the "Start AI Assist" button. This will allow you to tailor your Smart Assist settings to your specific trading preferences and risk tolerance.

   

ℹ️ Essential Information

💼 Account Type Recommendation

For those new to indices trading or wishing to test strategies risk-free, we strongly recommend initiating your journey with a broker demo account. This allows you to familiarize yourself with the platform and test various strategies without risking real capital.

⚠️ Important: Some demo broker accounts may not have all indices available on live accounts. If you see that some symbol mappings don't match, click "Yes, it is correct" and continue testing your strategy with the available symbols on your demo account.

📊 Supported Trading Symbols

Our platform supports a wide range of indices: • 📈 NAS100 (NASDAQ 100) • 🇩🇪 DE30 (DAX 30) • 🇺🇸 US30 (Dow Jones Industrial Average) • 🥇 XAUUSD (Gold) • 💹 SPX500 (S&P 500)

⚖️ Understanding Take Profit and Stop Loss Settings

In the realm of indices trading, it's crucial to understand that we use points instead of pips for setting Take Profit and Stop Loss levels. A point is defined as the smallest price change on the left side of the decimal. This distinction is vital for accurate position sizing and risk management.

Additionally, it's important to note that we calculate LOT Size only if percentage (%) is selected, which is our default contract value. If this differs from your broker's system, you must use FIXED LOT size instead of percentage. This ensures compatibility with various broker configurations and maintains accurate trade sizing.

🔄 Differentiating Between Pips and Points

To simplify your trading experience, our system is designed to automatically indicate whether to use pips or points based on the Indicator Provider you've selected. This feature ensures that you're always using the correct measurement for your chosen instrument and strategy.

⚠️ Important: XAUUSD (Gold) operates with pips, not points. For this symbol, a separate Smart Assist should be created to ensure accurate trading parameters.