The Forex Power Indicator
The Forex Power Indicator is designed to help forex traders save time and boost profits by instantly identifying current trends and potential trade opportunities.
It identifies the relative strength of the major currencies based on daily, 4-hour, 1-hour, and 15 minute timeframes. This relative currency strength is determined based on a highly-developed formula that weights the historical relationships that exist between the various currencies. These relative currency strengths are then used to identify the Top 5 currency pairs that are showing the highest potential for trade.
Just click the required timeframe at the top of the Indicator - either Daily, 4-hour, 1-hour, or 15 minute – and you'll instantly receive two updated graphs that form the basis of this tool.The graph on the left shows the current strength or weakness of each of the 8 main currencies - based on the detailed assessment formula we have developed. The graph on the right shows you the top 5 pairs, from all the combinations of pairs that involve the major currencies, that have been identified as having the most potential for trade.
The identified pair, and whether it's a potential buy or sell, is indicated along the bottom of the graph. The actual graphs show the direction and relative strength of each currency in the recommended pair.
The numbers on the Y-axis of each chart represent average pips movement. For instance, if you're looking at the 15 minute chart and the 'USD' bar is at level '5' on the 'Forex Power' chart, it means it has moved a weighted-average of 5 pips against the other 7 major currencies. Similarly, if the 'EUR' bar is at level -4.5, then it means the Euro has moved down a weighted-average of 4.5 pips against the other 7 major currencies. If the USD has moved up, and the EUR has moved down, then entering a Sell position on the EUR/USD will most likely be recommended in the 'Top 5 pairs' graph on the right.
This tool is not intended to be a complete solution for identifying trades. However it is valuable as a way of identifying currency movements and determining potential trades for further analysis.
Used the right way, it will save you a lot of time and should work as a great addition to your current trade assessment processes.
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