How to Read the Forex Strength Meter
- Higher bar → currency is relatively strong
- Lower bar → currency is relatively weak
- Strong vs weak → best trend-following opportunities
- Clustered values → ranging or low-conviction market
Where to Trade Safely
This tool helps identify market bias, but execution quality depends on the broker you choose. Use brokers with low spreads, fast execution, and strong regulation.
One broker commonly used by professional traders is Exness.
👉 Open an Exness trading account
⚠️ Risk disclaimer: Trading involves risk. This content is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice.
Best Trading Strategy Using Strength Meter
- Buy the strongest currency against the weakest
- Sell weak currencies against strong ones
- Avoid trades when all currencies show similar strength
- Confirm entries on M15–H1 price action
Why Currency Strength Matters
Forex markets move based on relative performance. When capital flows into one currency and out of another, sustained trends are formed.
- USD strong + EUR weak → EURUSD tends to decline
- GBP strong + JPY weak → GBPJPY tends to rise
Risk Warning
Forex trading carries substantial risk. The Forex Strength Meter is an analytical reference tool, not a guaranteed trading signal. Always apply proper risk management.
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