Trade Volatility Indices with Price Action

Name: Trade Volatility Indices with Price Action
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Read market structure and time entries on synthetic indices

Created byMoses Siame

Last updated 1/2026

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What you'll learn

Define the volatility indices
Which broker to use when trading volatility indices
Advantages of trading volatility indices
How to use trading view for volatility indices
How to open an account with deriv broker
How to analyse the market using pure price action
You will learn how to read candlestick pattern
You will learn the legit support and resistance levels
You will learn how to draw channels, supply and demand, continuation and reversal patterns
You will learn how to use the fibonacci for confluence and entry confirmation

Course content

4 sections • 22 lectures • 5h 7m total length

Introduction2:21
Learn to trade volatility indices such as VIX 10, VIX 25, VIX 50, VIX 75, and VIX 100 using price action on synthetic markets to maximize profits with low capital.
What are Volatility indices (vix10, 25, 50, 75, 100)4:20
Understand volatility indices like vix10, vix25, vix50, vix75, and vix100, which are synthetics mimicking real markets with candlestick structure but are computer-generated and not driven by fundamentals, enabling weekend trading.
definition of volatility indices continues2:41
Explore how volatility indices offer profitable and lucrative trading opportunities as traders migrate from forex to indices, not capital intensive, via Deriv with a synthetic account starting at $10.
What we are going to cover2:49
Explore price action for volatility indices by mastering candlestick patterns: engulfing, pin bars, spinning tops, and harami, applying support, resistance, channels, and continuation or reversal signals to entries and exits.
Trading view for volatility indices5:01
learn how to access the trading view implementation for deriv (binary) assets on mt5, navigate the chart tools and settings, and customize the daily view with fibonacci and volume profile.

Understanding Pandlestick Patterns31:14
Explore candlestick charts and anatomy, including wicks and the body, and identify engulfing, harami, pin bars, doji, and marubozu patterns for reversals or continuations at support or resistance.
Understanding Candlestick Patterns Aapplication30:52
Explore candlestick patterns, bullish and bearish engulfing, harami, inside bars, pin bars, and doji, anchored to support and resistance zones for real-life price action trading.
Legit Support and Resistance (Psychological levels)8:47
Identify psychological numbers as whole numbers and treat them as price reaction zones for support and resistance in volatility indices, then enter only near these zones with confirmed patterns.
Legit Support and Resistance (Psychological levels) Application11:02
Learn to identify legit support and resistance with psychological numbers, draw price zones on line charts, and analyze price action using candlestick patterns and retests.
How to draw channels7:21
How to draw channels Application28:52
Learn to draw price channels with trend lines and candlestick confirmations, use psychological support and resistance, and target the opposite channel side at touches.
Supply and Demand (Market Stations)5:53
Identify supply and demand as market stations where price reverses after breaking market structure, then wait for retracements to these areas with confluence at psychological numbers in volatility indices.
Supply and Demand (Market Stations) Application16:36
Trade volatility indices with pure price action by identifying market stations and trading them in confluence with psychological numbers and channels. Use breaks in market structure to time entries.
Continuation and Reversal Patterns13:55
Explore continuation and reversal patterns in price action, including bullish and bearish flags, pennants, triangles, wedges, rectangles, and head-and-shoulders, and learn breakouts and retests.
Continuation and Reversal Patterns Application18:47
Identify reversal and continuation price-action patterns, such as rising and falling wedges, flags, head-and-shoulders, and break-and-retest setups, using support zones, candlestick confirmations, and volatility indices.

Chart Breakdown of Vix 75 and Vix 5021:07
Identify key psychological levels in VIX 75 and VIX 50, such as 400,000 and 440,000, using break‑and‑retest, trend lines, and Fibonacci levels to spot buy or sell setups.
Volatility Chart Breakdown28:21
Learn to trade volatility indices with pure price action by identifying psychological levels and key support and resistance zones, using break‑and‑retreats, Fibonacci retracements, and pinbar confirmations across time frames.
Volatility Chart Breakdown14:16
VIX 10, 50 AND 100 CHART ANALYSIS17:22
Learn a pure price-action chart analysis for VIX 10, 50, and 100 by mapping higher-timeframe support and resistance and trading breakouts and retests.
Volatility Chart Breakdown23:36
Analyze volatility indices with price action, identifying trend lines and resistance. Use daily, h4, and m30 timeframes and fibonacci levels to time volatility 25 index and volatility 50 index entries.
Vix 25 Analysis9:12
Map higher-timeframe support and resistance on VIX 25, wait for daily candle close to trigger buys or sells, then use h4 and m30 structures to guide entries.

Requirements

Basic trading experience
Internet connection
Laptop, Tablet or a Smartphone
Tradingview Platform

Description

This course teaches how to trade volatility indices using price action as the main tool for decision making. The lessons focus on understanding how price moves in synthetic markets and how to read structure without relying on indicators.

You will learn how volatility indices behave differently from forex, stocks, and crypto. The course explains how volatility expands, contracts, and creates clear trading opportunities when price structure aligns.

The training uses VIX 10, 25, 50, 75, and 100 to explain how to read market movement, identify direction, and plan trades with logic instead of emotion.

Inside the course, you will learn how to:

Analyze volatility indices with pure price action
Read market structure and directional bias
Understand volatility cycles and rhythm
Identify genuine moves and ignore false signals
Use liquidity concepts to read market intent
Plan entries and exits with clear rules
Stay disciplined in fast-moving markets

The lessons explain why volatility indices move aggressively and how to approach them with patience and structure. You will learn how to wait for confirmation, align with price behavior, and trade only when conditions make sense.

This course fits beginners who want a solid foundation and intermediate traders who want clarity when trading synthetic indices. The focus stays on skill development, not signals or shortcuts.

Who this course is for:

intermediate

Trade Volatility Indices with Price Action

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Course content

Introduction5 lectures • 17min

Technical analysis10 lectures • 2hr 53min

Conclusion1 lecture • 3min

Extra Content6 lectures • 1hr 54min

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