Three-Currency Parity Analysis View
The Intersection of “Distortion” and “Price Pattern”

This time, focusing on past signal display examples of the three-currency parity analysis tool “Intervention Aftermath PRO Catcher,” and in the latter part, also presenting a combined case with TEPPAN.

First, please take a look at TriParity_Analysis, namely the idea of viewing distortions not from a single currency pair, but from the relationship among three currencies.

Note that on MT5, for performance reasons, it is not practical to display a large amount of history far in the past. Therefore, the screenshots presented here do not cover all past data; they are excerpts to confirm the way signals are generated, the movement of the Z-Score, and the relationship to price in Intervention Aftermath PRO Catcher.Signal behavior, Z-Score progression, and relationship to pricein this context.

Intervention Aftermath PRO’s three-currency parity analysis does not directly determine candlestick shapes or general price action. Historically and presently, it captures the magnitude of distortion, changes in distortion, and signs of retracement from the three-currency relationship to trigger signals. In other words, as long as a market structure with distortion exists, it is an analysis logic that can be observed across eras and environments, not tied to any single market phase.

What you should first see is the movement of “distortion” captured by Catcher alone

In general technical analysis, judgments are made centered on one currency pair chart, such as USDJPY or XAUUSD.

On the other hand, Intervention Aftermath PRO Catcher observes price distortion and overextension from the relationships among multiple currencies, commodities, and crosses. The Z-Score Oscillator at the bottom and the signal displays on the chart help confirm where this distortion intensified.

Therefore, in this article we will first present images of TriParity_Analysis, then show examples of combining with TEPPAN.

1. Past Signal Display Example Viewed Only with Intervention Aftermath PRO Catcher

First, a chart example displaying only Intervention Aftermath PRO Catcher.

What to pay attention to is not only the presence or absence of signals. It is the relationship between price movement, the bottom Z-Score Oscillator, and the position of the signals. This is a reference example to see how distortion arising from three-currency relationships can be observed on the chart. (Blue arrows indicate LONG, red arrows indicate SHORT)

Key Points to Observe

TriParity_Analysis Additional Display Example

Below are past display examples using only Intervention Aftermath PRO Catcher. Regardless of currency pairs or timeframes, the perspective of “confirming distortions from three-currency relationships” remains common.

2. In the latter part, view both “shape” and “distortion” by combining with TEPPAN

TEPPAN is a tool that visualizes price patterns. By confirming three-currency relationship distortions with Intervention Aftermath PRO Catcher and verifying the chart shapes with TEPPAN, you can view the market more three-dimensionally.

From here, examples where TEPPAN and Intervention Aftermath PRO Catcher are displayed on the same chart.

For a candidate price pattern shown by TEPPAN, overlay the distortions from three-currency parity analysis, Z-score, Nowcast, etc., on the Catcher side to more easily confirm tailwinds and headwinds that are not easily seen by the shape alone.

TEPPAN_and_TriParity Display Examples

The following are screenshots to simultaneously confirm TEPPAN’s price pattern display and Intervention Aftermath PRO Catcher’s three-currency parity analysis.

Roles of Intervention Aftermath PRO Catcher and TEPPAN

Don’t just look at signals; understand why that phase is being focused on

Intervention Aftermath PRO Catcher is not only a tool to view buy/sell signals. It is a tool to observe where distortions exist from the three-currency relationships and where prices are prone to react.

Moreover, by combining with TEPPAN, you can confirm both the price pattern as a shape and the distortion as a three-currency relationship on the same screen. This allows viewing the market from multiple perspectives rather than a single direction.

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This article is intended to share indicator display examples and chart observations and is not investment advice or a buy/sell recommendation.

The signals and patterns presented do not guarantee future price movements, profits, win rates, or particular trading results.

Actual trading decisions should be made under your own responsibility with adequate risk management.