Higher and Lower versus your entry

The direction is not a forecast that the market will rise in general. It is a stake that the close will be above or below your entry.

Higher

You need a quote above entry. If that happens, you receive the stake and the percent that was on the pair.

Lower

You need a quote below entry. Someone else’s Higher on the same chart does not cancel you: each entry is its own.

Level

A close equal to entry is a tie. The amount returns without the percent.

What the side is compared with

Higher means the feed quote at expiry is above your entry. Lower means it is below. It is not a bet that the market will rise in general, and it is not a comparison with the rival’s price.

A rival may have entered earlier at another price. Their Higher does not make your Lower a loss in advance. Each click has its own starting point.

What does not count as direction

The path of the price inside the term does not decide the result. The candle can rise and come back. Only two points are read: entry and the server close.

A touch of a level, a candle wick and a price that missed by a tick do not create a separate outcome. The quote is on the side you chose, against it, or equal to entry.

Equality

An equal price is a tie, not a Lower loss and not a Higher win. The stake returns to the same account. The percent on the pair card is not credited.

The percent was visible before the click and stays as a reference for the case when your side is right. It is not included in a tie or in a loss.