Express order
A brand new trading operation with a huge payout on Pocket Option!
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What is an Express Trade
An Express is a completely new type of a trading operation on the platform when two or more forecasts reviewed at the same time with payout ratios multiplied.
Example
Thus, the payout for a group of successful forecasts is significantly higher than for individual trades.
Pocket Option — is the first broker in the world to launch this type of order for trading on financial markets!
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Let’s view an example of Express Trade consisting of 3 forecasts
Currency pair
EUR/USD
payout 92%
ratio 1.92
Currency pair
CAD/JPY
payout 88%
ratio 1.88
Currency pair
Apple stocks
payout 74%
ratio 1.74
The size of the Express payout in this case will be:
1,92 x 1,88 x 1,74 = 6,28
6,28 - 1 = 5,281 - initial investment
6,28 - 1 = 5,281 - initial investment
528%
Therefore:
With an Express Trade of $10
your profit will be an impressive $52.8!
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With an Express Trade of $10
your profit will be an impressive $52.8!
Innovation as well as creation of new trends are the hallmark of Pocket Option
Use and enjoy the platform capabilities to the fullest — make composite forecasts with increased profitability!
Partial profit guarantee
The Express provides partial profit even when part of the forecasts are calculated as a refund, but at least one of the forecasts is successful.
Increased payout
When all forecasts in the express are confirmed — payout ratios are multiplied.
Risk warning:
Trading on financial markets carries risks. Contracts for Difference (‘CFDs’) are complex financial products that are traded on margin. Trading CFDs carries a high level of risk since leverage can work both to your advantage and disadvantage. As a result, CFDs may not be suitable for all investors because you may lose all your invested capital. You should not risk more than you are prepared to lose. Before deciding to trade, you need to ensure that you understand the risks involved and taking into account your investment objectives and level of experience.
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