BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 1:59 am
Step 1: Monitor Currency Strength Lines Crossover
- **Tool**: Currency Strength Wizard
- **Action**: Observe the currency strength lines for a crossover event. A crossover occurs when one currency’s strength line surpasses another, indicating a potential shift in relative strength (e.g., USD strengthening against EUR).
- **Purpose**: This signals a possible trend change or momentum shift in the currency pair (e.g., EUR/USD).
- **Execution**:
- Identify the currency pair corresponding to the crossing currencies (e.g., USD crossing above EUR suggests a potential sell for EUR/USD).
- Note the direction of the crossover (bullish or bearish) for the pair.

Hello everyone!

I have been trading this amazing system since its release. We can't thank you enough, Beatle and anyone who supported this selfless contribution!

Trying to understand each part of the system to utilise its strengths in decision-making.
CSW is a black box for me. Please check the attached image below:
These are the CAD pairs at the moment.
We can see the "individual" CAD strength varies from -4.91 to +7.52, which raises questions for me about the code in the background.

Trying to find the devil in the details:

BeatlemaniaSA wrote: Thu Oct 23, 2025 1:59 am Step 1: Monitor Currency Strength Lines Crossover
A crossover occurs when one currency’s strength line surpasses another, indicating a potential shift in relative strength (e.g., USD strengthening against EUR).

So basically this means that the CSW is only analysing the specific pair, which is attached to?
And it is NOT advised to look for any correlation between other pairs?
(For example, CSW for AUDCAD shows CAD +7.52 Strength, so I would look for CAD long, but it seemed to be a mistake to go for it based on CADCHF & EURCAD CSW data, where CAD is weak.

Also, do we have any information on what the analysis period for the CSW is?
(Changing the History Bars settings shows no difference in the value of the individual currencies)