[00:02] derivative.  I'm at volatility 75. Type of operation: accumulators.  Here at the bottom you will select your growth rate, which ranges from 1 to 5%, and right below that your entry value, which is your initial stake.  How does
[00:16] this operation work?  Every time the asset stays within that blue barrier while it's making movements, you bring that growth rate as profit to your account.  For example, I have a $100 investment with a
[00:30] 1% growth rate.  Every move will bring me back to, you see?  As long as he doesn't break with me , he'll keep profiting from this for me.  Here, folks, please be aware that this is not a technical analysis.  You're not
[00:46] doing price action here; you're actually betting that the value won't move that much, neither up nor down.  I can sell my contract here and take those 3 for my account.  If you increase it to
[01:00] 3 for my account.  If you increase it to 5%, that little blue barrier will narrow. Although you might make a higher profit on the transaction, the possibility of losing those $1 also increases significantly. Below, in the footer, you can
[01:14] see the statistics for the most recent breakouts.  Here, at 5%, you can see that the numbers are small.  After 34 movements inside the barrier, he broke through.  Then, 21 transactions, 19
[01:28] transactions, and at this moment 33. If you go to 1%, look how these you go to 1%, look how these numbers increase.  50, 76, it's at 43, 57. At this moment, 213 movements have just occurred since the
[01:43] breakout.  In other words, there were 215 transactions within that transactions within that 1% percentage rate.  If you take those 215 transactions, that's $215, of course, taking my
[01:57] stake of $ into reference.  Of course, you're not going to let that much activity accumulate in just one entrance.  Have a strategy in mind, primarily based on probabilities in this case, to make your entries, okay?  So that's it,
[02:11] accumulators explained, and also an operation performed within that short Follow Cristiano Pereira so I can bring you more explanatory videos about other more explanatory videos about other Deriv operations.  Yeah.