Currency Heat Map








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Key:
The Currency Heat Map is presented to indicate the strength of the ROW/COLUMN pair.
| Dark Blue means the pair is above prior bar's high | |
| Blue means the pair is above prior bar's close but below the high | |
| Light Green means the pair is flat. | |
| Red means the pair is below prior bar's close but above the low | |
| Dark Red means the pair is below prior bar's low |
In the example below:
- According to the second cell in the first row, which is Dark Blue in color, USD/EUR is trading above prior bar's high. In other words, the familiar EUR/USD is below prior bar's low.
- Also, according to first row, which has the second, fourth, sixth cell in Dark Blue, fifth and seventh cell in Blue. It means USD/EUR, USD/GBP, USD/CAD are trading above prior bar's high. USD/CHF and USD/AUD is trading above prior bar's close though limited below prior bar's high. Obviously, Dollar is having some strength except against the Japanese Yen.
- In the second row, cell color is Dark red in the first, third and fifth cell and Red in the fourth cell. It means, EUR/USD, EUR/JPY and EUR/CHF are trading below prior bar's low. EUR/GBP is lower than prior bar's close even though it's above prior bar's low. Obviously, Euro is weak among the majors in the respective time frame.
- Now, readers can see as shown in the third row that the Japanese Yen is having tremendous strengths, trading above prior bar's high against all currencies shown.
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