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Deriv · Mostly small steps + occasional larger steps

Multi Step Indices

Step-style indices that usually move by a common small amount but occasionally use larger step sizes.

How Multi Step Indices works

Deriv describes common 0.1 steps with less frequent movements such as 0.2, 0.25, 0.3 or 0.5 depending on the variant.

Risk note: Occasional larger steps can materially change risk. Do not size a trade using only the most common 0.1 movement.

Variants / mechanics

Multiple step-size combinations

What matters most

  • Most moves are small
  • Larger steps occur less frequently
  • Different from classic equal-step structure
  • Useful for studying position sizing under mixed step sizes

Platform context

Deriv supports different products and contract types across Deriv MT5, Deriv cTrader, Deriv Trader, Deriv Bot and, for selected Derived Indices, direct trading through TradingView. The exact platform available for an instrument or contract type can differ, so always check the current Deriv product page before funding an account.

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