What is Axiom Currency Intelligence?
Axiom Currency Intelligence tells you which currencies are strong, which are weak, and which pairs offer the best directional opportunities — right now. It does not tell you when to enter or where to place your stop. That decision always belongs to you, confirmed on your own charts.
Live Currency Strength
All 8 majors tracked across 28 pairs simultaneously. Daily and weekly timeframes. Scores updated every 5 seconds from live MT5 data.
Best Pairs Ranking
Pairs ranked by composite divergence score. The bigger the gap between two currencies, the stronger the potential directional move. Confirms direction only — not entry.
Strength Matrix
8×8 heatmap showing every currency versus every other. Instantly see which currencies dominate and which are weak across the entire market.
Economic Calendar
Upcoming high-impact events. Know when to stay out and when volatility opportunities are approaching.
Market News
Live RSS feeds tagged by currency with sentiment labels. Understand the fundamental backdrop before you look at a chart.
Session Clocks
Sydney, Tokyo, London, New York — open/closed status with holiday detection. Trade in the right session for the pair you're watching.
Accessing the Dashboard
The dashboard is browser-based — no download, no installation. Your personal access link is your entry point.
Open your personal access link
You received a URL in the format https://app.bacchusanalytics.com/?t=your_token. Bookmark it on desktop and add it to your phone home screen for one-tap access.
Check the market status banner
Green = market open, live data. Red = weekend or holiday, market closed. The banner is always the first thing to check — no point analysing a closed market.
Check active sessions
The four session clocks show which trading centres are open. Best conditions are during London session and the London/New York overlap (12:00–16:00 UTC). Avoid the 30 minutes before and after a major session open.
Check the economic calendar first
Before anything else, identify any High-impact events in the next 2 hours. Note which currencies are affected. These are either opportunities or pairs to avoid.
Read Currency Strength
Identify the top 2 strongest and bottom 2 weakest currencies. These are your candidates. Ignore the middle — neutral currencies produce choppy, low-quality setups.
Confirm with Best Pairs and Matrix
Find your strong vs weak combination in Best Pairs. Cross-check in the Strength Matrix — the strong currency's row should be mostly green, the weak currency's row mostly red.
Go to your charts and confirm entry
Axiom has done its job — it identified the pair and direction. Now open your charting platform and look for an entry confirmation setup. See Section 05 for the recommended entry methods.
Reading Every Indicator
Currency Strength Bars
Each currency has two bars — Daily (D) and Weekly (W). Together they show short-term momentum and longer-term trend alignment.
| Element | What it means | How to use it |
|---|---|---|
| D — Green | Currency stronger than average today | Look to BUY this currency against weaker ones |
| D — Red | Currency weaker than average today | Look to SELL this currency against stronger ones |
| D — Amber | Currency is neutral — no significant bias | Avoid until bias develops |
| W — Cyan | Weekly bullish trend | Weekly bull + Daily bull = highest conviction |
| W — Purple | Weekly bearish trend | Weekly bear + Daily bear = highest conviction sell |
| Score (large) | Daily strength score. 50 = neutral baseline. | Above 52 = bullish. Below 48 = bearish. |
| Score (small) | Weekly strength score below the daily | Use to judge trend alignment across timeframes |
| ↑ ↓ → arrows | Daily momentum direction | Up = gaining strength. Down = losing. Right = flat. |
Best Pairs — Composite Score
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Pair | Currency pair. Base currency is bought or sold against the quote. |
| BUY | Base currency is stronger than quote. Look for buy setups on this pair. |
| SELL | Base currency is weaker than quote. Look for sell setups on this pair. |
| Score | Composite divergence: Daily×60% + Weekly×40%. Higher = greater divergence. Scores above 5.0 indicate meaningful setups. |
| Daily | Raw daily-only divergence for reference. |
| High | Both daily and weekly agree on direction with strong conviction. Best setups — go to your chart. |
| Aligned | Both timeframes agree but one is weak. Valid but lower confidence. |
| Mixed | Daily and weekly disagree. Avoid or reduce size. |
Strength Matrix
The 8×8 grid shows every currency versus every other currency on the daily timeframe.
Session Clocks
| Status | Meaning |
|---|---|
| OPEN | Session active, liquidity present — valid trading conditions |
| CLOSED | Session inactive, reduced liquidity — lower quality signals |
| HOLIDAY | Centre-specific market holiday — reduced participation |
| GLOBAL HOLIDAY | All centres closed — do not trade |
Economic Calendar
| Impact | What it means | Action |
|---|---|---|
| H — High | NFP, CPI, rate decisions, GDP | Close or reduce positions 15 min before. Wait for the move to settle after. |
| M — Medium | Moderate market-moving data | Be aware. Reduce size if trading the affected currency. |
| L — Low | Minor release, minimal impact | Generally safe to trade through. |
Recommended Daily Workflow
Use this sequence every session. Total pre-trade time: 5 minutes. The platform is your filter — your chart is your trigger.
Market status and sessions (30 seconds)
Confirm market is open. Check which sessions are active. If weekend or global holiday — close the tab and come back Monday.
Economic calendar (1 minute)
Identify High-impact events in the next 2 hours. Note which currencies are affected. Switch to the High Impact tab to filter quickly.
Identify strongest and weakest currencies (1 minute)
Note the top 2 and bottom 2 from the Currency Strength panel. These are your trading candidates for the session. Ignore neutral currencies.
Cross-reference Best Pairs (1 minute)
Find pairs matching your strong vs weak candidates. Prioritise High or Aligned confidence with composite scores above 4.0.
Confirm with Strength Matrix (30 seconds)
Check your base currency row — mostly green. Check your quote currency row — mostly red. If the matrix confirms, the setup is structurally valid.
Go to your charts — find your entry (variable)
Axiom has identified the pair and direction. Now open your charting platform and look for a chart-based entry confirmation. See Section 05 for the recommended setup types.
Set your stop loss and take profit on the chart
Entry, stop, and target are always determined by price action on your chart — not by Axiom. The platform does not provide these levels. Use your own technical analysis to define risk.
Chart-Based Entry Confirmation
Once Axiom identifies a pair and direction, you must confirm the entry on your chart. Do not enter a trade based on Axiom data alone. The following are the recommended entry confirmation methods, applied to your charting platform after you've identified your setup on Axiom.
Range Reversal
Price has been ranging between a defined high and low. You wait for price to reach one extreme of the range and show rejection — a rejection candle, engulfing pattern, or pin bar — before entering in the opposite direction.
Axiom confirms: the currency at the range high should be showing weakness (red/bear), the currency at the range low should be showing strength (green/bull).
Pullback and Retest
A trend is already in place. Price pulls back to a previously broken structure level — a former resistance now acting as support, or vice versa — and shows confirmation before continuing in the original direction.
Axiom confirms: the trending currency maintains its strength score throughout the pullback. If strength inverts during the pullback, the trend may be reversing — stand aside.
Liquidity Sweep
Price runs above a swing high (or below a swing low) to grab liquidity — triggering stop losses and breakout orders — before sharply reversing. You enter after the sweep is confirmed, in the direction of the reversal.
Axiom confirms: the currency being swept should show a spike in the opposite direction on the strength panel, followed by a sharp return to the dominant direction. This is often visible in real-time on the dashboard.
Fair Value Gap & Imbalance
During a strong impulsive move, price leaves a gap (Fair Value Gap) where little to no trading occurred. Price frequently returns to fill this imbalance before continuing in the original direction. You enter when price retraces into the FVG and shows a reaction.
Axiom confirms: the currency that created the FVG should still be showing the same directional strength. If strength has faded significantly, the FVG may not hold.
Which Setup to Use — Quick Reference
| Market Condition | Recommended Setup |
|---|---|
| Price ranging, no clear trend | Range Reversal |
| Clear trend, price pulling back | Pullback and Retest |
| Session open, swing high/low visible | Liquidity Sweep |
| Strong impulsive move, retracement expected | FVG / Imbalance |
| Multiple conditions align | Combine setups — highest probability |
Frequently Asked Questions
Should I enter a trade every time Axiom shows a High confidence pair?
No. High confidence means the timeframes are aligned and the divergence is significant. It does not mean entry conditions are met. Always wait for price to confirm the move at a technical level on your chart. Axiom is your pre-trade filter, not your trigger.
What score should I look for before going to my chart?
A composite score above 4.0 with High or Aligned confidence is a solid starting point. Above 6.0 with High confidence is a strong signal worth prioritising. Below 3.0 rarely produces clean setups and the risk/reward is usually poor.
The pair Axiom suggests looks terrible on my chart. Do I still trade it?
No. The chart always has the final say. If there is no clean technical setup, no clear entry, or the structure looks messy — do not trade it. Axiom narrows your focus; your chart confirms the trade. If your chart disagrees, trust your chart.
Why does the Weekly bar sometimes disagree with the Daily?
Daily and weekly timeframes often diverge during retracements. A currency can be weakening on the daily while its weekly trend remains bullish — this is normal during a pullback. The confidence column flags this as Aligned or Mixed so you know to be more cautious with sizing.
Why does the dashboard show Awaiting Feed?
The data feed from the MT5 server may have briefly disconnected. This resolves automatically within 30 seconds. If it persists beyond 2 minutes, contact support at hello@bacchusanalytics.com.
Can I use this on mobile?
Yes. The dashboard is fully responsive. Add your personal access link to your phone home screen for one-tap access alongside your charting app.
Risk Disclaimer
Bacchus Analytics Ltd provides this platform for informational and analytical purposes only. Bacchus Analytics Ltd is not authorised or regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority. By using this platform you confirm that you understand and accept these risks.