Indicator that shows the trend of the straight dollar currency at a glance.<使用例>1) Determining the strength and weakness of each currency *Image used in the seminar >

An upward line indicates a rising currency and a downward line indicates a falling currency. In particular, a break above (or below) the central zero line tends to indicate a strong trend in that direction. 2) Judging the strength and weakness of the dollar Dollar/Yen, Dollar/Swiss, Dollar/Canada ・・・ Group A Euro/Dollar, Pound/Dollar, Aussie/Dollar, New Zealand/Dollar ・・・ Group B All Group A currencies are above the 0 (zero) line and all Group B currencies are below the 0 (zero) line. In this case, the 'Buy Dollar' is not possible. In this case, the trend is 'Buy Dollar' (or vice versa). (The opposite is a 'sell dollar' trend.)

Conversely, if only one currency in each group is diverging from the trend of the other currencies in the same group, that currency tends to be in its own trend. (3) Judging the start and end of a trend Currencies that reach the top (bottom) of the line tend to move in the opposite direction, although the upper limit differs depending on the time axis. It is also effective to trade positions aiming at this timing.

The Pound/Yen is a cross currency of the Pound/Dollar and the Dollar/Yen. Each of them belongs to different groups (Group A and Group B). In the case of cross currencies with different groups, a strong trend will occur when the two lines head in the same direction.

The Euro/Ozi is a cross between the Euro/Dollar and the Aussie/Dollar. Each of them belongs to the same Group B. When the groups are the same cross currency, a strong trend occurs when the two lines go in opposite directions (the difference widens).

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An indicator that shows the trend of dollar straight currencies at a glance