Gold vs. Dollar Sentiment Map [SB1]

11月11日

🟡 Gold vs Dollar Sentiment Map [SB1]
The Gold vs Dollar Sentiment Map reveals the direct inverse relationship between Gold Futures (GC) and the U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) — one of the most reliable global risk-sentiment gauges.
It helps traders instantly identify whether capital is flowing into safety (Gold) or into the Dollar (risk assets) during any session or timeframe.
🔍 Core Logic
Risk-Off (Bearish background = Red): DXY ↓ and Gold ↑ → investors seeking safety, rising fear or falling yields.
Risk-On (Bullish background = Green): DXY ↑ and Gold ↓ → investors rotating into risk assets, stronger USD demand.
Neutral (Gray): Mixed signals – no dominant macro driver.
📊 Dashboard
A compact on-chart table displays real-time trend bias for:
Gold (GC) – Bullish / Bearish / Neutral
U.S. Dollar Index (DXY) – Bullish / Bearish / Neutral
Color shading reflects each asset’s intrabar momentum.
⚙️ Visual Features
Adaptive background colors to show sentiment shifts.
Strong candle markers highlighting momentum bars near range extremes.
Alerts for clear Risk-On / Risk-Off alignment.
🧭 How to Use
Red background (Risk-Off): Gold strength + Dollar weakness → favorable environment for long gold setups.
Green background (Risk-On): Dollar strength + Gold weakness → bias toward short gold or avoid long exposure.
Gray background: Stay patient; look for confirmation or wait for alignment.
💡 Ideal For
Gold and Forex traders monitoring macro rotation.
Sentiment confirmation alongside order-flow, VWAP, or volume-delta tools.
Overlaying on intraday or higher-timeframe charts to frame trade bias.

11月11日

リリースノート

Updated Dashboard to make colors more bold.

11月12日

リリースノート

Updated dashboard to be able to be moved on screen

11月14日

リリースノート

🆕 Update: Added Normalized Trend Strength (n-Value)
This update introduces a Normalized Trend Strength metric, displayed as a small numeric value next to each trend signal. It measures how strong the current trend is relative to market volatility.
How It Works
The n-value uses the difference between the Fast EMA and Slow EMA, divided by ATR:
n = | Fast EMA – Slow EMA | ÷ ATR
This transforms raw price movement into a volatility-adjusted trend strength score, making it easier to compare trend quality across different market conditions.
How to Read the n-Value
n-Value Meaning
< 0.10 No trend / Chop / Noise
0.10 – 0.30 Weak trend
0.30 – 0.60 Moderate trend
0.60 – 1.00 Strong trend
1.00+ Very strong momentum
Why It Matters
This addition helps you:
Filter weak signals
Confirm when a trend has real strength
Avoid low-quality setups
Spot strong momentum early
The n-value works automatically with your existing Fast/Slow EMA trend logic and appears inline with the trend label so you can evaluate signals at a glance.

11月14日

リリースノート

white background for better visibility