--- title: 'Operando Higher/Lower na Deriv #trading #deriv #daytrade' source: 'https://youtube.com/watch?v=JQouGCMy-9I' video_id: 'JQouGCMy-9I' date: 2026-08-06 duration_sec: 178 --- # Operando Higher/Lower na Deriv #trading #deriv #daytrade > Source: [Operando Higher/Lower na Deriv #trading #deriv #daytrade](https://youtube.com/watch?v=JQouGCMy-9I) ## Summary This video is a live trading session on Deriv, where the trader demonstrates a Higher/Lower strategy on synthetic indices using a compensation barrier to target 20-30% returns. The session shows real-time entries on both appreciation and depreciation, with martingale management and loss-splitting techniques used to recover from a $100 loss and close with a profit of $118.6. ### Key Points - **Strategy Overview** [00:02] — The trader introduces the Higher/Lower strategy on Deriv with a compensation barrier, targeting a 20-30% return. Focus is on synthetic indices, switching between markets as opportunities arise. - **First Entry Setup** [00:14] — The trader configures the barrier and places a first entry on depreciation (asset going down), using five contract ticks for faster execution. - **First Win** [00:26] — First entry wins $19.87. The trader emphasizes maintaining the same volatility setting to avoid resetting the barrier between trades. - **Switching Direction** [00:39] — The trader places the barrier down and enters on appreciation (asset going up), showing flexibility in switching between rise and fall trades. - **Bollinger Band Analysis** [00:54] — Another win at $19.87. The trader anticipates the asset seeking the upper Bollinger Band, using this technical indicator to time entries. - **Martingale Management** [01:09] — The trader explains using martingale management to recover losses, or alternatively paying in installments to reduce exposure. - **Taking a Loss** [01:38] — The trader takes a $100 loss. The recommended strategy is to split the loss into smaller entries rather than exposing a high stake. - **Loss Splitting Technique** [01:50] — The $100 loss is split into two smaller entries. The trader uses devaluation again with the safety barrier in place above the initial entry. - **Recovery Begins** [02:04] — The first recovery entry brings back $59.65, with the balance at $59.01. The safety barrier continues working above the initial entry. - **Final Result** [02:30] — The session closes with $118.6 in profit, demonstrating the effectiveness of the compensation barrier and loss-splitting strategy. - **Exposure Reduction** [02:43] — With a 20% safety net, the trader notes you can pay the Gale (martingale) in three installments to further reduce exposure during recovery. ### Conclusion The session demonstrates that combining a compensation barrier with disciplined loss-splitting and martingale management can turn a $100 loss into a $118.6 profit. The key principle is that with a high level of security in your favor, you don't need to expose yourself with a very high stake on your next entry. ## Transcript in the higher and lower markets here on Deriv with a compensation barrier that will bring me a 20-30% return, okay? I'm currently focused on synthetic indices, switching between markets as opportunities arise. Five contract ticks to get it faster. Here I configure my barrier, so I'm going to put several clips from these inputs. First entry here, depreciation. Come on, waiting, oh, my compensation barrier is up there my compensation barrier is up there . Okay, let's go, putting in some money. Hey, cool. First entry there, look, 19.87. I think it's interesting to maintain the same volatility so that I don't end up setting a barrier every time, okay? Now I'm going to put the barrier down, okay? Let's now place an entry on the rise in the direction of the asset's appreciation . Here, look, is my compensation barrier near the initial entrance. Here's another little appetizer. 19.87. Look, the asset is going up. Another entry. Another win. 1987. I really think the asset will seek the upper Bollinger Band. I'm going to make another little if I lose an entry and I 'm working with martingale management to recover the loss, okay? Or you can also pay in installments. Here, look, another can also pay in installments. Here, look, another entrance. 1987. I'm already at 79.48. depreciation right now. Let's see if this market will depreciate. I'll wait at least a little longer, but since I have a barrier in my favor, there you go, another entry, another win. 19.88 This time I'm almost $100 and I'm already making a down payment here. Hmm. Oh, it went up quite a bit. Let's see if he can recover below the compensation barrier. He's working very closely with her. I took a loss. Now I've lost 100. In these loss situations, when you're working with a high level of security, what 's the best course of action? You split your gay part. You get twice the amount of a lower value. I have 100 here. I'm going to make two entries of $300. I'm going to use the devaluation again now. He's working over there on my upper Bollinger band. Let's take a look over there. It's compensation barrier. I lost 100. On the first entry I already recovered 5965. With all the gains and that loss. Right now I have 5901. He left a fuse there. I have my safety barrier up there above my initial entrance, working there. Next. initial entrance, working there. Next. Okay, it went down there, look. Another 5965. Okay, it went down there, look. Another 5965. Putting this here. 59. Oops, 5965. I closed with 1186. That's how it works, folks. If you're working with a very high level of security in your favor, you don't need to expose yourself with a very high stake on your next entry. You can pay in two or you're using. Since I had a safety net of around 20%, you can even pay the Gale bond in three installments and further reduce that exposure during the recovery. But that's it, 118 there working with higher and lower in the working with higher and lower in the derivative. M.