FXPrimus has introduced a new suite of trading
instruments called Synthetic Indices, designed to run independently of global
events and offer continuous market exposure.
Targeting Technically-Focused and Short-Term Traders
According to the company, the launch is part of a
broader effort to attract technically focused and short-term traders. Available
on the MetaTrader 5 platform, the Synthetic Indices simulate real market price
behavior using mathematical models and random number generators.
These instruments are not influenced by economic news,
central bank decisions, or geopolitical events, allowing traders to operate in
a consistent and structured trading environment.
“Our goal is to empower traders with instruments that reward skill over speculation,” the company noted. “Synthetic Indices provide a focused space where the trader’s edge matters more than breaking news.”
The Synthetic Indices trade around the clock and are
aimed at traders who rely on pattern recognition, structure, and technical
execution rather than fundamental catalysts.
The offering includes four main series, each targeting
a different trading preference. Each index features engineered volatility and
is intended to support both manual and automated strategies.
Part of a Broader Platform Expansion
The launch of Synthetic Indices follows several recent
developments at FXPrimus. The broker has also rolled out PrimoConnect, a
proprietary social trading network, along with a redesigned website and updated
client portal.
According to the company, increased leverage of up to
1:2000 is also planned. Georgiades noted that the Synthetic Indices form part
of a larger strategic shift focused on expanding the firm’s technology
infrastructure and trading tools.
FXPrimus added that the Synthetic Indices are
suited to independent and technical traders who prioritize uninterrupted price
action. They are available to eligible clients under Primus Markets and can be
traded on the MT5 platform.
The broker emphasized that these tools offer an
alternative to traditional markets, particularly for those who want to avoid
the unpredictability associated with news-driven price movements.
FXPrimus has introduced a new suite of trading
instruments called Synthetic Indices, designed to run independently of global
events and offer continuous market exposure.
Targeting Technically-Focused and Short-Term Traders
According to the company, the launch is part of a
broader effort to attract technically focused and short-term traders. Available
on the MetaTrader 5 platform, the Synthetic Indices simulate real market price
behavior using mathematical models and random number generators.
These instruments are not influenced by economic news,
central bank decisions, or geopolitical events, allowing traders to operate in
a consistent and structured trading environment.
“Our goal is to empower traders with instruments that reward skill over speculation,” the company noted. “Synthetic Indices provide a focused space where the trader’s edge matters more than breaking news.”
The Synthetic Indices trade around the clock and are
aimed at traders who rely on pattern recognition, structure, and technical
execution rather than fundamental catalysts.
The offering includes four main series, each targeting
a different trading preference. Each index features engineered volatility and
is intended to support both manual and automated strategies.
Part of a Broader Platform Expansion
The launch of Synthetic Indices follows several recent
developments at FXPrimus. The broker has also rolled out PrimoConnect, a
proprietary social trading network, along with a redesigned website and updated
client portal.
According to the company, increased leverage of up to
1:2000 is also planned. Georgiades noted that the Synthetic Indices form part
of a larger strategic shift focused on expanding the firm’s technology
infrastructure and trading tools.
FXPrimus added that the Synthetic Indices are
suited to independent and technical traders who prioritize uninterrupted price
action. They are available to eligible clients under Primus Markets and can be
traded on the MT5 platform.
The broker emphasized that these tools offer an
alternative to traditional markets, particularly for those who want to avoid
the unpredictability associated with news-driven price movements.
This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.