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Tutorials Signals
Signals Guide

How to use the Trading Signals page

Read AI-generated signals, understand each indicator, and place your first trade with confidence.

4 languages Step-by-step Beginner-friendly
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UP STRONG
5mR_10082%
EMARSIMACD
1

What the Signals page does

The Signals page scans live markets and tells you when several technical indicators line up in the same direction.

You don't need to read charts yourself — the page calculates EMA, RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands and candlestick patterns for you.

Best for: beginners who want clear buy/sell prompts.
2

A tour of the interface

Here is every control on the page and what it does.

1Market & signal timer

Pick the symbol you want to trade. The timer counts down to the next signal refresh.

app.nextrader.live
Market
Volatility 100 Index
Signal in
LIVE 02:14

2Chart & timeframe buttons

Switch between the Nextrader chart and TradingView, and choose the candle timeframe the signals are based on.

UP signal 124112381235
EMAup candledown candle

3Quick Trade panel

An MT5-style panel on the chart to trade instantly: set your stake and duration, then press UP or DOWN.

Quick Trade
Stake
1.00
Duration
5
ticks

4Reading a signal card

When indicators agree, a card appears. It shows the direction, the strength, the timeframe and which indicators triggered it.

UP STRONG
5mR_100 82%
EMA CrossRSIMACD
1UP/DOWNDirection
2STRONGStrength
382%Confluence %
4EMA · RSI · MACD — indicators
STRONG means more indicators agreed.

5Trade confirmation & suggested stake

Click a signal and a confirmation box opens with a suggested stake. Adjust it if you like, then confirm.

Open Trade

Stake amount
1.00

6Active Trades table

Every open trade appears here with its live profit or loss, time remaining and a button to close early.

Symbol Type Stake Remaining P/L
R_100▲ UP1.003t+0.95
R_75▼ DOWN1.001t-1.00
3

Understanding the indicators

What each indicator measures and the signal that points UP.

Indicator What it measures Bullish (UP) signal
EMA 9/21/50Trend direction & momentumFast EMA crosses above the slow EMA
RSIMomentum (0–100, overbought/oversold)Turns up from below 30 (oversold)
MACDShift in momentumMACD line crosses above its signal line
Bollinger BandsVolatility & price extremesPrice bounces up off the lower band
EngulfingReversal price actionA green candle fully engulfs the previous red one
Pin barRejection of a price levelLong lower wick (hammer) under support
A signal is STRONG when several of these agree at the same time.
4

Your first trade — a worked example

Follow these steps the first time you use the page.

1

Log in with your Deriv account.

2

Choose a market and a 5m timeframe.

3

Wait for a STRONG signal.

4

Click the signal and press Open Trade.

5

Watch the Active Trades table.

Result: you placed a trade backed by several agreeing indicators.
5

A few trading strategies

Simple ways to use signals more effectively.

Beginner

Trade with the trend

Only take signals aligned with the longer trend.

Beginner

Only STRONG signals

Skip WEAK and MEDIUM cards.

Intermediate

Use the suggested stake

Let the page size your stake.

Intermediate

Match timeframe to your patience

Pick one timeframe and stick with it.

6

Frequently asked questions

How often do signals appear?
It depends on the market and timeframe. Quieter markets and higher timeframes (30m–1h) give fewer but cleaner signals.
Do I have to trade every signal?
No. The best results come from waiting for STRONG signals that agree with the trend and skipping the rest.
What stake should I use?
Start small and use the suggested stake. Risk only a small, fixed percentage of your balance on each trade.
Are signals financial advice?
No. They are an educational tool based on technical analysis. You are always responsible for your own trades.
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Risk & safety

Signals are not guarantees.
  • Start on a demo account.
  • Risk a small, fixed percentage per trade.
  • Stop after a set number of losses.

Trading derivatives carries a high level of risk. Nextrader is an educational tool and is not financial advice.

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