Mechanics, variants, risk notes and practical learning workflows for the 13 index families documented by Weltrade.
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Weltrade SyntX indices labelled by an annualised volatility level, ranging from lower to higher movement profiles.
Open guide →Volatility + spikesA SyntX family that combines a stated volatility level with sharp up-or-down spikes occurring around a statistical average interval.
Open guide →Directional + downside eventsA directional SyntX family described as generally rising while experiencing sudden downward events at statistical tick intervals.
Open guide →Directional + upside eventsThe mirror-style family to PainX: generally falling between sudden upward events at statistical tick intervals.
Open guide →Range / fixed-stepA fixed-step SyntX concept in which each step can move up or down with balanced probability.
Open guide →Regime switchA SyntX family designed to change from one directional behaviour regime to another after a qualifying event.
Open guide →Conditional regime switchA GainX-style family whose behaviour can switch after a qualifying jump condition described by Weltrade.
Open guide →Trend-confirmed regime switchA SyntX family where a broader trend reversal condition is used to define a change in directional behaviour.
Open guide →Linear progressionA progression-style SyntX index whose step sequence increases linearly.
Open guide →Fibonacci progressionA progression-style SyntX index based on the Fibonacci number sequence.
Open guide →Quadratic progressionA fast-growing progression-style SyntX index using square-number step sizes.
Open guide →Progression + downside eventsA Weltrade SyntX family combining PainX-style upward movement and downward events with progression-style growth in tick size and event probability.
Open guide →Progression + upside eventsA Weltrade SyntX family combining GainX-style downward movement and upward events with progression-style growth in tick size and event probability.
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