What Are Live Currency Strength Indicator Tables And How Do They Work ?

Not all Currency Strength Indicators, Currency Strength Meters, or Forex Strength Charts are created equal.
I can say that with confidence — over my 14 years in the business I’ve built and tested many of them.

As a qualified technical analyst, LEI-registered proprietary trader, and algorithm developer, I understand precisely how these tools work and, more importantly, how to make them work effectively in real trading conditions.

Our LIVE Currency Strength Indicator Tables are different. They’re not just visual displays of currency momentum — they provide actionable trade ideas – in real time.

Unlike many so-called “strength meters,” our proprietary algorithm continually analyses market data across multiple time frames to identify true strength-versus-weakness confluence between currencies.

The result?
A live feed of high-probability Forex pairs that align with underlying market momentum — 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.

How These Live Currency Strength Indicator Tables Work (Behind the scenes)

Our in-house algorithm runs continuously on our in-house servers, monitoring eight major currencies:

• • AUD, CAD, CHF, EUR, GBP, JPY, NZD, and USD

These 8 currencies are then dynamically cross-analysed to produce 28 unique currency pairs, including:

• • AUDCAD, AUDCHF, AUDJPY, AUDNZD, AUDUSD
  • CADCHF, CADJPY
  • CHFJPY
  • EURAUD, EURCAD, EURCHF, EURGBP, EURJPY, EURNZD, EURUSD
  • GBPAUD, GBPCAD, GBPCHF, GBPJPY, GBPNZD, GBPUSD
  • NZDCAD, NZDCHF, NZDJPY, NZDUSD
  • USDCAD, USDCHF, USDJPY

Our system runs 24/7 on our in-house servers, updating continuously to ensure that every signal reflects the latest market momentum and inter-currency dynamics.

Understanding S1, S2, S3 and W1, W2, W3

Each table ranks currencies from strongest to weakest:

• S1 — The strongest currency (left-hand column)

• S2, S3 — The second and third strongest currencies respectively

• W1 — The weakest currency (right-hand column)

• W2, W3 — The second and third weakest currencies respectively

This ranking system allows traders to immediately identify potential high-probability trading pairs —

• For example, by pairing the strongest (S1) against the weakest (W1)
• By pairing the 2nd strongest (S2) against the weakest (W1)
• And so-on
• Each table gives you 9 potential forex pairs of interest to explore.

Trading Currency Strength/Weakness for Trend Traders

The first table (on the left) is designed for trend traders.
It highlights strength and weakness on larger time frames, updating hourly and presenting nine potential trade opportunities.
If you prefer to trade with the broader market trend, this table gives you an instant snapshot of long-term momentum alignment.

Trading Currency Strength/Weakness For Day Traders

The second table (on the right) is tailored for day traders, focusing on lower time frames.
It also refreshes hourly and displays nine potential short-term trade setups.
Day traders can use it to identify short-term strength and weakness shifts for intraday entries.

Trading The Highlighted Currencies

Currencies highlighted in green appear on both the Trend and Day Trader tables, indicating strong confluence between time frames.
These are the highest-probability Forex trading setups —

NOTE – These are the same kind of opportunities I personally look for in my own algorithmic trading.

How I Trade Using These Tables

Entries

These LIVE Currency Strength Indicator tables are powered by my proprietary strength/weakness algorithm and are running 24/5 on our in-house servers.
As an algorithmically assisted trader, I use them to screen for the most promising opportunities. Once a pair is identified, I open the corresponding chart and apply my technical analysis.

• • If the price offers a valid technical entry (e.g., a trendline bounce or key support/resistance level), I execute the trade.

  • If the move is already over-extended or lacks a clear entry zone, I stand aside.

  • I retain discretion to override signals if broader market conditions appear unfavourable.

Exits

Positions are automatically closed based on target, trailing stop, fixed stop, or if the pair is removed from the strength/weakness tables.
I may also exit or partially exit trades manually to lock in profits, manage risk, or step aside before major news events.
My approach is built for long-term consistency, aiming to be positioned early for large directional moves when they occur.

How You Can Use these LIVE Currency Strength Indicator Tables

You can use these tables exactly as I do — to focus your attention on the most promising pairs and avoid wasting time analysing all 28 manually.

1. 1. Review the pairs suggested by the tables.

   2. Conduct your own basic technical analysis.

   3. Select one or two setups that align with your trading plan and risk profile.

You do not need to trade every pair shown — in fact, you shouldn’t.
Market conditions evolve throughout the session, and selective participation is key to sustainable trading success.

Risk Warning

All trading carries risk.
While these tools highlight potential trading opportunities, not every setup will result in a profit. You remain responsible for assessing each opportunity and ensuring it aligns with your risk tolerance and trading plan.

Our Forex Strength/Weakness Tables are provided for reference purposes only.
They do not constitute investment advice or an inducement to trade.
CFD and leveraged trading involve significant risk to your capital — please ensure you fully understand the risks involved before trading.

Learn more about managing risk and developing a consistent trading strategy through my 1-to-1 Trader Training Services.