Long-form breakdowns on how synthetic indices actually behave, how to structure a strategy around spike risk, and how to size positions so one bad tick doesn't end the account.
Generic 1-2% risk rules assume your stop fills near the requested price. Boom and Crash spikes don't always respect that assumption — here's how to size for it.
04You can't predict the exact tick of the next spike. This framework builds a strategy around that uncertainty instead of pretending it away.
03Boom and Crash aren't just mirror images with different names — the mechanical difference changes what a workable strategy looks like for each.
02A concrete entry, stop-placement, and sizing framework for Boom 1000 — built around how the instrument actually behaves, not generic trading advice.
01A plain-language breakdown of how Boom and Crash synthetic indices are built, why they spike, and what that means for anyone trading them for the first time.