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5 currencies and gold, 1H/4H/1D, every number a documented formula

See which currency is strongest, and which pair to look at next.

CrossPulseFX scores EUR, USD, GBP, JPY and AUD on strength, activity and sharp moves, then names the cross where the divergence between them is expressed most directly. It tells you what the market is doing and where to look. It does not tell you what to trade.

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How to read it

One scale, three steps

Start with relative currency strength: 0 to 100, with 50 neutral. Then confirm the pair’s direction and nearby levels on its chart.

Weak0 – 40

Losing ground across its pairs

Neutral41 – 59

Near the middle of the strength range

Strong60 – 100

Gaining ground across its pairs

1

Read the verdict

The top of the Market Overview is one sentence: which currency is strongest, which is weakest, and how far apart they are. A wide spread means strength crosses have something to work with; a narrow one means they do not.

2

Check the higher timeframes agree

When 1H disagrees with 4H or 1D, the short-term and longer-term readings tell different stories. Compare them before interpreting the move.

3

Open the cross that expresses it

Strongest versus weakest is where the divergence shows up most directly. The overview names that pair and links to it, with its structure, nearest levels and sharp-move state on one page.

50 means neutral. Scores compare currencies with one another, so they show relative strength — nothing here measures absolute price direction.

CURRENCY RADARSample data — not live
Pick a currency to inspectStrength (1H)
Inspecting

EUR(Euro)

Strength 1H
78.4
What is happening

EUR leads, JPY lags — a 56.4-point spread on 1H.

Next: inspect EURJPY. Compare 1H with 4H and 1D, then check price against EMA 45 / 180; enable monthly pivots if needed. If timeframes disagree, wait for a clearer read.

See the live version

Figures above are a fixed illustration of the layout. Analytics only — not financial advice.

Inside the terminal

Explore the tools when you need them

Start with the overview, inspect a pair, then save an alert. Open the supporting tools for a deeper explanation.

Browse all 10 analysis tools
  1. 01Market Overview/The verdict: strongest vs weakest currency, the spread, the regime, and three ranked next steps.Use it to: Start here every session.
  2. 02AI Analyst/analystAsk a question about current data; it answers from tool calls only, with the audit trail shown.Use it to: Interrogate a reading you do not believe.
  3. 03Correlations/correlationsPairwise correlation matrix, standard and direction-normalized, with per-currency coherence.Use it to: Check you are not holding the same trade three times.
  4. 04Structure & Levels/structureSwing structure, impulse/pullback state, Fibonacci clusters and distance to the nearest level in ATR.Use it to: Find where price actually is relative to a level.
  5. 05Trend Explorer/trendTrend strength and phase per currency and pair, signed so up and down are not conflated.Use it to: Confirm a 1H read on 4H and 1D.
  6. 06Watchlist/watchlistThe pairs you pinned, with their live scores, so you are not rescanning the whole board.Use it to: Pin the cross the overview pointed you to.
  7. 07Alerts & Stream/alertsThreshold rules, the live event stream, and the delivery audit trail per channel.Use it to: Turn a screen you keep refreshing into a notification.
  8. 08Activity Log/eventsEvery detected episode chronologically, filterable and exportable to CSV.Use it to: Review what fired and whether your thresholds were sane.
  9. 09Methodology/methodologyEvery formula, threshold and exclusion, written out.Use it to: Check how a number is actually computed.
  10. 10Validation/validationWalk-forward diagnostics and parameter sensitivity for the trend and structure engines.Use it to: See how stable the engines are before trusting them.

On your phone

The same read, in your pocket

The iOS and Android apps show the same scores as the web terminal and receive the same alerts as push notifications, evaluated server-side — so your phone does not have to stay open for a rule to fire.

Screen 1

Focus Radar

The currency strength matrix, the widest divergences, and the 1H / 4H / 1D toggle.

Screen 2

Signals & Rules

Your alert rules, what fired and when, and the master push toggle.

Screen 3

Markets & Scanner

Per-pair scanner: spread, pip velocity and momentum, sorted by what is actually moving.

Screen 4

Account & Privacy

Push-token diagnostics, legal policies, sign out and one-tap account deletion.

Push delivery uses APNs on iOS and FCM on Android. If notifications stop arriving, the Account screen’s token diagnostics show whether the device is still registered.

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