Dashboard

Dashboard walks all 28 pairs over five timeframes (M1 M5 M15 M30 H1) and shows how many points price sits from each timeframe's moving average. A green or red cell is a pair where price is on the side of the trend without having run too far from the line, and a strength row ranks the currencies from strongest to weakest. It only displays — the decision to trade stays yours.

What it does

• Walks 28 pairs from a single chart, over five timeframes from M1 to H1
• Shows the distance in points between price and each timeframe's fast moving average, coloured by whether price is on the side of the trend
• A STRENGTH row ranks the currencies from strongest to weakest, on the timeframe of the chart it is attached to
• Presents everything as one on-chart table, in three sizes (SM / MD / LG)

How it works

1. One chart is enough

   Attach it to a standard six-letter forex pair such as EURUSD, and Dashboard pulls the other symbols itself.

2. Read the grid

   Each pair has five numbers, M1 to H1. Green is an uptrend with price above the line, red a downtrend with price below it.

3. Read the ranking

   In the STRENGTH row the leftmost currency is the strongest side and the rightmost the weakest.

Who it suits

• Traders who pick pairs by currency strength and want the whole market on one screen
• Short-term traders who want to see which pairs are pulling back near the line in the trend's direction, on several timeframes at once

What to watch out for

• It is a monitor: it places no orders and sends no alerts, and it is not investment advice.
• Pairs with no data yet skew the STRENGTH ranking — wait until every cell shows a number before trusting it, and run Preload first on a new install.