Scan Forex pairs for live ADX and +DI/−DI crossover signals across 15m, 1h, 4h and 1d. Compare ADX strength, directional indicators and DI spread to identify strengthening bullish and bearish conditions.
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| Symbol | Signal | Trend | Price | ADX | +DI | -DI | DI Spread | Signal detected |
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Technical readings are provided for informational and analytical research purposes only and do not constitute financial advice.
ADX measures trend strength, not trend direction. A +DI/−DI crossover provides directional context, while ADX helps evaluate the strength of that directional move. +DI and −DI indicate directional pressure; together they help separate strong trend conditions from weak range-bound markets.
DI Spread represents the difference between +DI and −DI. Positive values indicate stronger positive directional pressure, while negative values indicate stronger negative directional pressure. Larger absolute differences generally indicate clearer directional separation.
Lower ADX values generally indicate weaker or range-bound trend conditions, while higher ADX values indicate stronger trend environments. Typical reference zones (market-dependent): ADX < 20 often reflects weak trends; 20–25 a transition zone; > 25 stronger trends. Thresholds vary by market and workflow.
Long setups often appear when +DI crosses above −DI with rising ADX. Short setups often appear when −DI crosses above +DI with rising ADX. A DI cross at low ADX carries less weight than a cross in a strong trend environment (e.g. ADX above 25).
Use 15m/1h for timing and 4h/1d for regime confirmation. DI crosses aligned with higher timeframe trend strength are typically more reliable than isolated lower-timeframe crosses.
+DI (positive directional indicator) reflects upward directional pressure; −DI (negative directional indicator) reflects downward pressure. When +DI is above −DI, bullish directional bias dominates; when −DI is above +DI, bearish bias dominates. ADX filters whether that separation occurs in a weak or strong trend context.
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Tool note: ADX measures trend strength, not direction alone—combine with directional context on Chart.
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