Bollinger Bands Screener – Live Multi-Timeframe Signals

Volatility Bands Around a Moving Average

Bollinger Bands place an upper and lower band around a moving average. The band width expands when volatility increases and contracts when volatility decreases — useful for identifying squeezes, breakouts, and mean reversion opportunities on FX charts.

Band Width %

Band Width % shows how wide the bands are relative to the middle band. Narrow width often signals a volatility squeeze; rising width can indicate expanding volatility and potential breakout conditions.

Upper, Middle & Lower Bands

The middle band is typically a moving average. The upper and lower bands sit above and below it based on recent volatility. Price at an outer band can reflect pressure in that direction, but trend context is essential.

Signal Logic: Squeeze, Breakout & Cautious LONG/SHORT

Squeeze: contracted bands suggest low volatility and possible expansion ahead. Breakout setups improve when price closes outside a band and holds. For LONG/SHORT labels: touching the upper or lower band does not automatically indicate reversal — strong trends can persist along an outer band. Confirm with higher timeframes and supporting tools.

Multi-Timeframe Confirmation (15m, 1h, 4h, 1d)

Use lower timeframes for entry timing and higher timeframes to validate trend regime. A squeeze on 4h or 1d can be more meaningful than on 15m alone.

Professional Workflow: Filter, Screen, Validate

Combine Bollinger Bands with the indicator filter and the Forex screener. Validate context with market status, compare in Compare, and cross-check with MACD, RSI, Momentum and Supertrend.