"If you are serious about trading foreign exchange, you need a tool that can tell you what an individual currency is doing against the others. AccuStrength is the only way to win consistently."

First:  A currency strength approaching a new high or low point is a signal.

Match a currency strengthening with a currency weakening. The picture above shows what is called a bounce. The currencies have hit a high and low, then begin moving in the opposite direction. prior to that, the cross is clearly shown. ( see below) more details on how to use these patterns on the owners site.

Currency strength moves from low to high continuously.

Oscilloscope	AccuStrength	The sine wave or sinusoid is a mathematical function that describes a smooth repetitive oscillation ( WiKi) The sine wave is obvious on the currency strength meter.

Currency strength is determined by looking all the available pair combinations and measuring the rates of change among them.

Bounces

 

Second:  A currency never likes to be neutral against another. They react immediately after a cross.

When any two currencies approach the same strength,( eg. cross) they do one of two things. Either it bounces away from the area of neutrality or it will pass through quickly. This is why a currency strength cross is so powerful. At the point where two currencies meet, there is usually a violent reaction. Its almost like a magnets response when it comes into another magnet of the same polarity. This crossing is seen all the time and each crossing results in a reaction. ( More information on the owners site.)

 

The essence of trading foreign exchange is displayed on a currency strength chart. Think about it. One currency is purchased and another sold at the same moment. That's a Forex trade.