FOREX SCREENER
Forex pair screener
The tool lists pairs where a technical signal appeared on the latest closed candles: its name, what it means and when. Choose the timeframe, from M15 for quick scalps to D1, and the signal type, and see each of the eight currencies’ strength against the others.
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How to use it
- The signals nowPairs where a technical signal appeared on the latest closed candles: its name, what it means and when. A green edge is bullish, red bearish, orange overbought or oversold.
- Timeframe and signalChoose the Timeframe, from M15 for quick scalps to D1 for longer trades, and the Signal you want, such as Golden cross or Oversold.
- Currency strengthThe average change of each of the eight currencies against the other seven on this timeframe: green rose, red fell.
- Pair detailsTap any pair to see timeframe agreement, the strength of its two currencies, high-impact news in the next 24 hours, and the RSI and moving averages.
- How to use itA signal is a starting point for your analysis, not a recommendation. Open the pair, check the bigger timeframe does not oppose it, and watch for strong news.
Why it helps
Watching dozens of pairs on several timeframes by hand takes a long time and misses setups. The tool narrows it down and gives you a starting point; open a pair to see timeframe agreement, the strength of its two currencies and high-impact news in the next 24 hours. A signal starts your analysis; it is not a recommendation.
FAQ
What is a forex screener?
A tool that scans currency pairs and shows those where set technical signals happened, such as crosses, overbought or oversold readings and breakouts.
What is currency strength?
A currency’s average change against the other seven on the chosen timeframe; green rose, red fell.
Does it include gold?
Yes, you can pick signals on gold alongside currency pairs.
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