It's useful for a quick overview of which currencies you might wish to trade and which currency it might be worth staying clear of. Trading opportunities may be available if you are trading a currency that is strong but suddenly becomes weaker. A divergence between currencies can indicate momentum. In contrast, if two currencies have weak, strong, or average strengths, then there may be sideways movement. These pairs might be best avoided.
Understanding which currency pairs can help you trade successfully is key to your success. This free currency strength meter gives you a quick overview on the movement of each currency within the Forex market.
It continuously checks the forex data to determine the current strength. Refresh the page and any changes will be displayed.
You decide how you use these tools. Most traders use strength meters in conjunction with an existing strategy to trade the same direction as the underlying strength.
In the first pair, GBP is the quoted currency. Therefore, long trades expect EUR to strengthen against GBP. The GBP, which is the base money in the second pair of pairs, is used. Long trades assume that the GBP will strengthen against the USD. This means that a long EURGBP trading is one where the GBP is expected to weaken while a GBPUSD long trading is one where the GBP is expected to strengthen.
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Sometimes, one pair might indicate a strong or ranging movement. This is an indicator that traders should avoid trades with the opposite correlated pairs. Traders should avoid GBP/USD trades if EUR/USD shows a downtrend.
It shows the current currency strength and helps to make trading decisions. But it's not more than a feeling for the market. We always use it in conjunction with long-term indicators, such as MACD and SMA.
The meter measures the forex pairs over the past 24 hours and applies calculations. It then aggregates each of these pairs to find the current strength.
These charts display the currencies that have experienced the largest price movements. These charts are useful for traders who want to identify the Forex pairs that offer the best trading opportunity.
The Admirals Forex Correlation Matrix above displays the correlations between the following currencies:
We know the US Dollar is strong, and the Japanese Yen weak. Therefore, we see that longing on the USD/JPY Forex currency pair is a low-risk trading opportunity.
Due to the high correlation between currency pairs, it is possible to conclude that GBP (the shared currency between the pairs), is driving these movements. Therefore, GBP is the strongest example of currency strength.
Understanding the relative strength and weaknesses of currencies is essential to trade successfully. This indicator allows traders identify which trading pairs have the highest and lowest relative strength on different time frames. This information can give traders a significant advantage when it comes to their trading. The Currency Strength indicator is configurable to maximize trading success.