MQL5 MARKET · METATRADER 5 INDICATOR

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Currency Strength & Pair Selection Dashboard

Rank currency strength, compare pairs, and keep multi-timeframe alignment visible.

A MetaTrader 5 indicator for manual FX analysis that ranks eight major currencies from closed-bar relative returns, then ranks candidate pairs by strength difference and multi-timeframe agreement.

Currency strength ranking
Eight-currency relative-strength ranking.

Platform

MetaTrader 5

Distribution

MQL5 Market

Current version

1.1

Execution

Analysis and navigation only

OVERVIEW

Core capabilities

The dashboard is designed for traders who do not want to evaluate one FX pair in isolation. It gives USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, CAD, AUD, and NZD a shared relative-strength view, then turns that context into a ranked pair-selection table. Clicking a pair opens the broker symbol on the chart; it does not send an order.

  • 01Relative-strength ranking for eight major currencies
  • 02Configurable 1–4 timeframe analysis
  • 03Trend, momentum, and MTF agreement per currency
  • 04Pair ranking by strength difference with Strong / Moderate / Neutral / Mixed states
  • 05Broker symbol discovery, including common prefixes and suffixes
  • 06Optional state-change alerts and click-to-open chart navigation

WORKFLOW

From currency context to pair shortlist

01

Rank currencies

Read the strongest and weakest major currencies from closed-bar data.

02

Check alignment

Compare trend, momentum, and agreement across the configured timeframes.

03

Review pairs

Use the pair table to shortlist combinations with the largest relative-strength separation.

04

Open the chart

Navigate to a ranked broker symbol for manual analysis; no trade is sent.

GALLERY + MOTION

Feature visuals

Five interface-focused visuals showing the released product's strength, ranking, alignment, alert, and broker-symbol workflows.

Relative analysis, not a signal guarantee

Strength values and pair rankings describe historical relative movement from available broker data. They are analytical context, not guaranteed trade signals.