Daily supply and demand zones with 4H entries, trendlines as the A+ bonus. Tap any signal for its levels, correlations and seasonality.
Each signal locks with an ID and timestamp. Levels never change after posting; close and breakeven updates show as the trade plays out.
Every market the scanner checks, refreshed every 5 minutes. Gold marks a market sitting at a fresh zone or trendline right now, where a signal could form on the next 4H close.
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Medium and high-impact releases for this week and next. Before a release you see what the forecast implies and which way each pair would likely move. After it, you see how price actually reacted. New signals are paused from 60 minutes before to 30 minutes after high-impact news for that pair.
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Calendar: Forex Factory weekly feed (times shown in your time zone). The feed does not publish actual results, so "Released" shows the measured price reaction in the hour after, which is what moved the pair.
Check these before taking any signal. A good entry still loses money if the lot size is wrong or you're holding three versions of the same trade.
How many lots to trade so a stop-out costs only what you planned.
Pip values are approximate for a USD account. Round lots down, never up.
Thinking of holding two trades at once? See whether they are the same bet, a hedge, or independent.
Every forex pair, metal and index. Pick one to see what moves with it and what moves against it.
Strength guide: 0.70 or more is strong, 0.40 to 0.69 is moderate, under 0.40 is weak. Showing approximate typical values until live data loads.
The Almanac records how US stocks have tended to behave by month, cycle year and calendar event. Stocks set the market's risk mood, and risk mood moves currencies. Use it as a tiebreaker, never as a signal on its own.
Almanac dates and market events, counted down from today.
| When stocks lean | Usually stronger | Usually weaker |
|---|---|---|
| Bullish | AUD, NZD, CAD, indices, AUDJPY, NZDJPY | JPY, CHF, USD |
| Bearish | JPY, CHF, USD, often gold | AUD, NZD, indices, AUDJPY |
The Almanac's typical character for each month. The current month is highlighted.
The Almanac's best-known cycle. Markets have tended to follow the election calendar.
These are historical tendencies from US stock market data, summarized in our own words. They tilt the odds and often fail in a given year. Forex readings are our translation through risk mood, not Almanac statistics.
Every Liquidity Ledger signal starts at a fresh supply or demand zone. A trendline third touch at the same spot makes it the A+ setup. In a 2-year test with spreads, trendline bounces on their own lost money, so they no longer post alone. Each one has to pass the checklist below before it posts.
Mark the base a strong move started from. When price returns to it, the unfilled orders there push it away again.
Connect two higher lows into rising support (or two lower highs into falling resistance) and trade the third touch.
This is the setup in the before/after charts. Price pulls back to rising support right where the last rally started. Two reasons to buy in one spot gives the highest-confidence signals.
No new signals from 60 minutes before to 30 minutes after high-impact news for that pair's currencies (not testable on history: no free historical calendar).
Every signal has one stop loss and one target at twice the risk (1:2). In the audit, a single 1:2 target made more after costs than taking partial profit at 1R, 2R and 3R. Only take signals marked TESTED or LIMITED DATA, and treat everything as demo until the forward test has enough closed trades.
We report every closed signal in risk units (R), so results mean the same thing on any account size. Every closed signal stays in the log, wins and losses.
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Simulated figures are before costs. Nothing on this page is from a live trading account, and past results do not guarantee future ones.
Signals are only calculated on closed 4H candles. Once posted, the direction, entry, stop and targets never change. If the trade fails, the stop takes it out and the loss stays on the record.
35 markets: 7 major and 17 cross forex pairs, gold, silver and platinum, six stock indices (Dow, S&P 500, Nasdaq 100, DAX, FTSE, Nikkei), the US Dollar Index and WTI oil. Prices come from Yahoo Finance's free feed; metals use COMEX futures, which track spot closely, and quotes can differ slightly from your broker.
Each signal is checked against the audit. TESTED: the market had 15 or more historical tests and did not fail. LIMITED DATA: 5 to 14 tests, so only the strategy-wide result applies. NO PLAY: fewer than 5 tests (not enough data), the market lost money in testing, the price feed is delayed, or price has already moved too far from the entry. Nothing is labeled high probability: the strategy-wide win rate is about 53%, and the edge comes from winners being twice the size of losers.
You should know how to place a limit order and set a stop loss. The Strategy section explains both setups, and every signal shows why it qualified.
We suggest 0.5–1% of your account per signal. Results are reported in R so you can size to your own risk.