TRANSPARENT METHODOLOGY
Understand what each BIASBOYFX layer means, how a pair earns direction and why a bias is not automatically treated as a trade signal
Core principle
BIASBOYFX is designed to separate market observation from trade qualification. Currency scores explain relative participation, pair bias identifies preferred direction, and the signal engine applies entry, target and risk rules before a setup is labelled qualified
Process step
The platform compares participation across USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, NZD, CAD and CHF to show relative strength and weakness among the eight major currencies
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The base score is compared with the quote score. A positive and meaningful separation supports BUY direction, while the opposite relationship supports SELL direction
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Bias remains a market view until the setup also satisfies the required condition, timeframe alignment and entry-confirmation rules
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Entry and target planning use qualified support and resistance references such as previous day, week and month levels, with the direction mirrored for BUY and SELL setups
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A qualified setup must provide at least 50 pips from entry to target and meet the required reward-to-risk threshold for the available target distance
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Qualified setups move through QUALIFIED, ACTIVE, CLOSED or INVALIDATED states so the website can distinguish pending opportunities from trades that actually triggered
Risk notice
Currency scores, pair bias, confidence and qualified setups describe current market conditions. Forex trading involves substantial risk, and every trader remains responsible for execution, position sizing and risk management
