What is multi-timeframe analysis?

Checking the same market on several timeframes so a trade aligns with the larger trend. A buy signal on the 15-minute chart is far stronger when the four-hour and daily are also trending up.

How often is the technical outlook refreshed?

It recomputes on a schedule from live price data, so the scores and levels reflect current market conditions rather than a static daily report.

Is a high technical score a buy signal?

No. It indicates that current price structure and momentum favour that currency. Use it to narrow your focus, then apply your own entry, stop and risk rules.

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Technical Outlook

See the pure-technical picture for every major currency. The technical outlook engine analyses all 28 major and cross pairs across 15-minute to weekly timeframes — VWAP and anchored VWAP, moving averages, MACD, RSI, stochastic RSI, ADX, Ichimoku, Bollinger Bands, Supertrend, Donchian channels, Fibonacci, pivot points, volume profile, market structure and candlestick patterns — and distils them into a weighted 0-100 technical score per currency, with trend, momentum, support/resistance levels, entry and exit zones, multi-timeframe alignment and a written explanation of why each currency is bullish or bearish.

Automated multi-timeframe technical analysis for every major currency

The technical outlook engine analyses all 28 major and cross pairs across five timeframes, from 15-minute to weekly, then rolls the results up into a single score per currency. Each pair is assessed on VWAP and anchored VWAP, moving averages, MACD, RSI, stochastic RSI, ADX, Ichimoku, Bollinger Bands, Supertrend, Donchian channels, Fibonacci levels, pivot points, volume profile, market structure and candlestick patterns.

The result is a weighted 0-100 technical score per currency with trend and momentum reads, key support and resistance levels, suggested entry and exit zones, a multi-timeframe alignment check, and a written explanation of why each currency is rated bullish or bearish.

Why score currencies rather than pairs

A single pair chart mixes two stories together — a falling EUR/USD could be euro weakness, dollar strength or both. Scoring each currency separately across every pair it appears in isolates the actual driver, and pairing the strongest technical currency against the weakest gives you the cleanest trend available rather than the one you happened to have open.

Frequently asked questions

What is multi-timeframe analysis?: Checking the same market on several timeframes so a trade aligns with the larger trend. A buy signal on the 15-minute chart is far stronger when the four-hour and daily are also trending up.
Which technical indicators does the outlook use?: VWAP and anchored VWAP, moving averages, MACD, RSI, stochastic RSI, ADX, Ichimoku, Bollinger Bands, Supertrend, Donchian channels, Fibonacci, pivot points, volume profile, market structure and candlestick patterns.
How often is the technical outlook refreshed?: It recomputes on a schedule from live price data, so the scores and levels reflect current market conditions rather than a static daily report.
Is a high technical score a buy signal?: No. It indicates that current price structure and momentum favour that currency. Use it to narrow your focus, then apply your own entry, stop and risk rules.

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