◇ Live Strength Feed
Currency strength matrix
Compare momentum across major global currencies. Spot strong-vs-weak setups for demo testing and market research.
Strength Indicators
Scale from 0.0 (Weak) to 10.0 (Strong)
USD US Dollar
Strong
EUR Euro Zone
Moderate
GBP British Pound
Moderate
JPY Japanese Yen
Weak
AUD Australian Dollar
Moderate
CAD Canadian Dollar
Moderate
CHF Swiss Franc
Strong
NZD New Zealand Dollar
Weak
Educational Guide
How to Analyze Currency Strength
A currency strength matrix analyzes all 28 major pairs collectively to identify standard absolute strengths. By mapping these, you can spot when currencies are starting to diverge:
- High Strength (> 7.0): Major buying pressure. Look to match these strong currencies as the base against weaker counter currencies.
- Medium Strength (4.0 - 7.0): Sideways consolidations. Avoid major trend-following entries on these unless they break key support/resistance levels.
- Low Strength (< 4.0): Sustained selling pressure. Seek short trade setups on these pairs when matched against stronger currencies.
Trend Following Strategy
Match the strongest currency (e.g. CHF at 8.5) with the weakest (e.g. JPY at 1.8) to study the cleanest, highest-probability directional trends. Always verify these behaviors on demo accounts first.