Forex Heat Map Tool [Highest Growth and Drop in 9 Timeframes]

TradingFinder's free live Forex Heat Map tool displays price fluctuations of 20 assets [including EUR/USD, EUR/CHF, GBP/JPY, and XAU/USD] across 9 timeframes.

Heatmap Guide:

Weakest

Strongest

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Currency1Min5Min15Min30Min1h4hDailyWeeklyMonthly
AUDCAD0.006%0.5
-0.043%-3.9
-0.042%-3.8
0.002%0.2
-0.020%-1.8
-0.020%-1.8
-0.022%-2
0.634%56.7
0.561%50.2
AUDJPY0.009%0.9
0.012%1.2
-0.008%-0.8
0.021%2
0.037%3.6
0.037%3.6
-0.011%-1.1
0.266%25.7
2.422%229.2
AUDNZD0.016%1.8
0.022%2.4
-0.001%-0.1
0.015%1.6
-0.002%-0.2
-0.002%-0.2
-0.128%-14
-0.259%-28.3
1.132%122.1
AUDUSD0.003%0.2
0.003%0.2
-0.006%-0.4
0.024%1.6
0%0
0%0
-0.461%-30.4
0.802%52.2
-0.182%-12
CADJPY0.001%0.1
0.049%5.3
0.034%3.7
0.004%0.4
0.042%4.5
0.042%4.5
-0.008%-0.9
-0.380%-41.1
1.879%198.7
EURAUD-0.010%-1.7
-0.006%-1.1
-0.016%-2.8
-0.026%-4.7
-0.061%-11
-0.061%-11
0.316%56.3
0.150%26.8
-0.111%-19.8
EURCAD-0.004%-0.7
-0.055%-8.9
-0.061%-9.8
-0.016%-2.6
-0.073%-11.8
-0.073%-11.8
0.308%49.4
0.771%123.1
0.345%55.3
EURCHF0.003%0.3
0.024%2.2
0.005%0.5
0.017%1.6
0.002%0.2
0.002%0.2
-0.079%-7.4
0.202%18.8
-0.048%-4.5
EURCZK0%0
0%0
-0.009%-22.8
-0.020%-49
-0.032%-78.1
-0.032%-78.1
0.061%149.1
-0.310%-762.8
-0.699%-1,729.1
EURGBP0%0
-0.005%-0.4
-0.017%-1.5
0.015%1.3
0.008%0.7
0.008%0.7
0.442%38.5
0.826%71.6
1.884%161.6

TradingFinder's Live Heat Map Tool

The TradingFinder's market heat map tool provides access to price changes for major forex currency pairs, gold, and silver; the fluctuations are presented in both pip and percentage formats.

What is a Forex Heat Map?

A heat map is a live visual tool that shows the performance of tradable assets in the forex market using two colors: green and red. TradingFinder's heat map is useful for identifying overall currency pair trends, recognizing asset correlations, and risk management.

Features of TradingFinder's Heat Map Tool

This tool provides all necessary information about asset price changes. Features of TradingFinder's heat map tool:

  • Support for major, minor currency pairs, and precious metals
  • Information provided across 1-minute, 5-minute, 15-minute, 30-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, daily, weekly, and monthly timeframes
Timeframes presented in the heat map tool
Display of price changes across 9 short-term and long-term timeframes
  • Display of highest price increases in green and largest price decreases in red
Display of highest growth and decline
Display of highest price increases and decreases using green and red colors

How to change price fluctuation display format?

View price changes using pips and percentages
Select pip and percentage options to change how price fluctuations are displayed

To change the display format, simply click on your preferred option; the new format will be applied automatically.

How to Add a Symbol to the Heat Map Tool?

To add a new asset, click on the "Symbol" button; then type the desired symbol name and select it.

Adding a new symbol
Click the "Symbol" button to add a new asset to TradingFinder's heat map

The selected symbol will be automatically added to the heat map and displayed at the end of the list.

What Do the Colors in the Market Heatmap Represent?

The colors used in the TradingFinder Market Heatmap are color-coded to reflect market sentiment. The color system is explained as follows:

  • Dark Green (Strong Growth): Indicates a significant price increase in the selected timeframe, signaling strong buying pressure;
  • Light Green (Mild Growth): Represents a modest price increase;
  • Gray or Colorless (Relative Stability): Signals low volatility or minor price changes, typically indicating consolidation zones or market indecision;
  • Light Red (Mild Decline): Shows limited price drop, possibly a temporary correction;
  • Dark Red (Strong Downtrend): Represents a sharp price decline, indicating seller dominance.

A real example of this heatmap color coding can be seen in the table below:
The currency pair AUD/USD shows a 1.37% increase over the monthly timeframe and is marked in dark green, representing the strongest growth. In contrast, EUR/GBP declined by 1.212% in the same period and appears in dark red, indicating the largest drop.

Color-Coding Example of the Market Heatmap Tool
Example of upward and downward color coding for 10 major Forex currency pairs

Where Does the TradingFinder Market Heatmap Get Its Price Data?

The TradingFinder Market Heatmap collects its pricing data from leading Forex market makers. These sources include real-time data feeds and direct pricing from reputable broker servers.

All data is retrieved through optimized APIs with minimal latency, ensuring that the market heatmap remains accurate, up-to-date, and reliable.

Conclusion

The TradingFinder Market Heatmap Tool visualizes the price movements of 20 different assets using a color gradient from dark green to dark red, where each color represents the degree of price increase or decrease.

Price fluctuations can be viewed in both percentage and pip formats, offering a comprehensive and real-time perspective of market activity.

$35

Free

*This trading tool is free for limited time.

FAQs

Which timeframes are supported in TradingFinder's heat map?

This tool displays price changes across 9 timeframes including 1-minute, 5-minute, 15-minute, 30-minute, 1-hour, 4-hour, daily, weekly, and monthly.

How can you add a new symbol to the heat map?

To add a new symbol, simply click the "Symbol" button, search for the asset name, and select it.

What information does the forex heat map display?

This tool shows price changes of 20 different assets including major currency pairs and precious metals across 9 timeframes.

Is the Heatmap Tool Free to Use?

Yes; Trading Finder offers this tool completely free of charge.

Can Assets Be Filtered?

Yes; you can add or remove symbols from the table as needed.

How Many Timeframes Are Supported in the TradingFinder Market Heatmap?

The tool supports 9 timeframes, ranging from 1 minute to 1 day.

In What Units Can Price Changes Be Viewed in This Tool?

You can monitor price fluctuations in both percentage (%) and pip formats.

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